Fall Food Foraging

Food for days. Hickory nuts, beech nuts and wild apples are aplenty in mid-late fall. Twenty minutes gathering will yield plenty to eat. I also find a "Fairy ring" A large circle of mushrooms that is said to posess magic powers. I don't talk about that, though :/ Timelapse sunset at end is a nice conclusion.

[riverbender]

Another excellent and informative show about nature's bounty. Thanks Chris.

[jackwood]

Hickory nuts are delicious but a lot work! Those little crabapples are great made into jelly! Thanks for a fall culinary trip!

[catspaw]

lol - @0:36 I can hear the squirrel yelling at ya...'get away from my stuff!'
neat fairy ring and nice time-lapse

[janeadams]

I just started watching your videos. I reslly enjoy them snd sm learning a lot. Thank you.

[jimp]

The time-lapse sunset was great. Thanks!

[christophersvdr]

Vids are very relaxing and enjoyable. Thx for the knowledge

[TheWildlifeBrothers]

Great haul Chris! I love wild apples, and the hickory nuts are awesome as well. Thanks for sharing!

[Ricca_Day]

So jealous!
I miss Fall in Alabama sooo much!

[youtubefalcon]

@3:03 is that a mushroom in a garden with no Logs there
Beautiful❤

[richardv]

Impressive hoard 🐿The holed nuts have the insides eaten out by weevil grubs.

[plumbawl]

Another so satisfying video to watch! Mushroom Ring! Time lapse! "... 'Somebody steals my camera..."__To BE Continued! BTW "Roethlisberger", our long gone in mid October garden spider's egg sac (that she had secured on the since expired hydrangea branch had been clipped) was safely "planted" near dormant Golden Rods by Your advise, Chris! In the Spring-- wind aided spiderlings?! ...To Be Continued?!)

[amyfedun]

When I think of fairy ring, I think of the edible Scotch bonnet (Marasmius oreades). I did not know Amanita sp. @ 3:04 grows in ring pattern also

[tacocin]

Wow! That's the biggest mycelium ring I've ever seen! Most I've seen a much smaller. That thing must be really deep and is quite possibly hundreds of years old! Absolutely LOVE your content!

[ruinsane]

Hi Chris, do you happen to know anyone in south Jersey who is willing to teach foraging (to me)? This is something I have always wanted to learn but don't trust learning it from a book or the internet. I am always on the looking for foraging teachers in the area but no luck. Thanks!