Identifying the Winter Chanterelle, Craterellus tubaeformis, Yellow Legs

The Winter Chanterelle, Yellow Legs, Craterellus tubaeformis (formerly Cantharellus tubaeformis) , Yellow Foot, Winter Mushroom.

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[growapairepaire]

Brilliant video on identifying this mushroom. I manage to pick some today and will have them tomorrow night. Thank you!

[jimsmindonline]

I found my first Winter Chanterelles today! Your videos helped a lot.
I didn't even see them at first, sat down to have a rest and noticed them all around me!

[hannahadlergontard]

I'm live in Portugal and today i found many of these! This video confirmed. Thnk's!!!

[willdau]

In Denmark we call them "Tragtkantareller" or funnel chanterelle in English since it always have a dark funnel/hole in the middle when looking down on it from the top. I think everyone should add that trait as the first identifier since it is easy to do when walking around. Thanks for the good videos!

[roberthummel]

Amazing I just got in from mushroom hunting and I found my first yellow legs here in New Hampshire, USA. The date is the 5th of October, 2018. Same day of the year as your video.

[tomekville]

yup certain mushrooms grow near certain trees, this mushroom taste best fired
 on butter or avocado oil with onion :) thnx

[RanYJ]

I often eat this and this saves me fighting Zealots.

[marksmanning]

@wildfood UK, are the stems always yellow, or do they get darker when dry/old? Found one they looked identical, but there was only 1, and the stem wasn't yellow.

[saltydegen]

Hello Milo identified 4 amanita citrinas cooked them in butter pepper and salt. Noticed they were giving off a bitter flavour can I ask do you eat them?

[hami]

Assasin Creed valhalla brought me here

[christal]

The way this camera moves makes me dizzy and nausious. Please consider cutting instead.