RE: Goat Whisperer……….My Actifit Report Card: January 12 2025

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Goat whisperer - you really made me laugh with this one! 😅 And I like it!
However, I'm glad you managed to take care of that goat.
Apart from that, you also gave me an idea with all these mushroom photos. The thing is that we came across a couple of different mushrooms on our country property, but we were too scared to pick them as we were not the mushroom whisperers. 😉🤷‍♀️
But now, watching your photos, an app a friend was telling me about crossed my mind. The app may detect (by taking a photo) almost any plant. So, I'm going to find it, and next time when we are there, see if those mushrooms are eatable or not.
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Hi @ana-maria! Google will also do the same thing. I have an app called PlantSnap as well. However, be very careful! What I've learned about mushrooms is that there are also many that are look alike, but are still poisonous! For example; here, people love the Morel Mushroom! I've heard what a delicacy they are! Anyway, there are EarlyMorel Mushrooms that look almost exactly like the real deal. However, somewhat edible, they can still cause severe intestinal distress as well as nausea and vomiting. There is also one called a False Morel Mushroom, which again, is a look alike. This one can actually make you sick enough unto death!

Please, please be careful! I've heard of 'expert' mushroom people who have died because they identified the mushroom incorrectly and ate it. If possible, find someone in your area who might be considered an expert and seek their advice before harvesting any for a snack or dinner.

Take care!

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Thank you very much for your reply!
My idea was to detect it with an app first, and if it turns out to be an eatable one, to check it additionally with some local expert as I'm also terrified of possible incorrect identification and all that might cause, not even to mention the chance of deadly outcome.
However, thank you very much for your concern! I appreciate it a lot!

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I breathed a sigh of relief, when I read your comment! Caution is best when foraging in the woods. I only eat berries generally, which grow prolifically here in the summer months. Service berries also known as Thimble berries and blackberries. Wild blueberries are in the higher mountain elevations along with huckleberries. Very tasty!

Thank you for letting me know. Take care! !LADY !PIMP !HBIT !HOPE

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