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User_Name: Yellow Jacket MessagesGreetings All........ Would someone tell me what kinds of mushrooms come out around Brookings this time of year. Have never picked at the coast but willing to learn thank you Y.J User_Name: Lone Lobo Messagesclarification; just in case someone is watching news about all the snow falling in the NE USA, I was referring to the El Nino effect concerning wild mushrooms in Western North America and have not done any personal research east of the Rocky Mountains. .. Last year on another site I was criticized for revising my postings, but often I do so to make the information more palitable to those with a dying need to criticize. .... I try to be fair in my attempts of clarification, new information or changing of posted photographs. User_Name: Lone Lobo MessagesCleElumGrl; Morels were found last November in San Diego, but the regular season is very slow this year for Southern California... An El Nino year brings cold and wetter winters to the south and less snow to the north, too much rain on the burn sites caused flooding & loss of potential conica mycilia in many areas...but cactus morels are alive & kickin in secret research locations... lol... Some snow at timberline currently on the Superstition Mountains near Phoenix and most likely more coming this Saturday in the burn sites .... … a little bird told me that landscape morels were found on the 4th of this month in Eugene Oregon. ... If there is not a deep freeze then morels ought to be flushing soon further north, check your lower logging-blocks for false morels, orange cups & possibly black naturals in micro-climes and check bark-beds for landscape morels... I called Shirley at BZ Corner Washington and she feels that the Columbia George is about two weeks out yet, but I believe that there could currently be verpas or more in some areas. Good Luck User_Name: A" MessagesLobo had gone south for the winter along with the snow and cold weather!:(. Nice to see there are people here!. I well be out in march to start looking for Early, early Morels with some luck the season maybe a early one. not much snow and with what we now well be gone by april. User_Name: CleElumGrl MessagesWhere are you located Lone Lobo-I forget. I can't imagine morels coming up on our ridge yet. Possibly look in the lowlands? Seems to cold still? User_Name: Lone Lobo MessagesAugust; I took photos of three Bighorn Desert Rams this week while hunting thorny desert mushrooms ... User_Name: A" MessagesI had a dream where sheep sh rooms was out in full bloom with the horny toad's and snow wabbit's popping up ever where downunder. Nice to see you pep's back up. User_Name: ZiQuinn MessagesAugusto, I did not recieve your message in time to respond. I have been in Australia and just returned.. Mushrooms at this date, should return big time.. At least that is what I ses for us here.. What you think?? User_Name: Lone Lobo Messagesmorels are up and also the horney toads, soon the snattlerakes will be rattlin warnings that it is time for snowbirds to stop bathing in the natural hotsprings & head back north with their winter tan lines... lol User_Name: CleElumGrl MessagesStill no snow in the mountains. I dreamed of boletes and morels. I can't wait to go hunting. Out there were farmers sheep too and mean dogs that watched over them and chased us. I hope we don't see them again this year. A-whats shaking... User_Name: A" MessagesWhat gives?. There's not one peep out of anyone here!. The sun is out and spring must be here. Are day's are warm and there's no snow on the Ground!. Look's like next month we well be out looking around are Morle ground's. User_Name: A" MessagesI just stop in to see if you all are here and just like them morel's your not up to see are read your post. And that's the way it was on for 2/14/2010. I'm Mad Morel and well be looking forward to read the News, Tell then have a nice day. Mad Morel. User_Name: Berk22 MessagesAny one home.Winter time sucks here in midwest. User_Name: A" MessagesHa, CEgrl User_Name: A" MessagesHere it is the Feb 3 and not even the pep's here. I was hoping for a cup of mud. User_Name: CleElumGrl MessagesMy heather is blooming, bulbs are coming up. Hasn't snowed once yet on the westside. Snow in the mountains are very lean. Wonder what the new year will bring? User_Name: A" MessagesWhere is the Coffee!. It's time to come home and read the mail. User_Name: Who am I ? MessagesGoodday, ha". I have return and standing buy for a sing of "SPRING". The mad cow was frist found in what part of the U.S.A and in what town. If you know me then you would know who I'am!................ User_Name: Slim Pickins MessagesI'm bored of picking board morels, time for some early naturals... he he User_Name: Tinker MessagesYep! ;-) User_Name: JDS MessagesAren't we all??? User_Name: Tinker MessagesOMG...are u guys bored.lol User_Name: JDS Messages"Decade" as defined by dictionary.com 1. A period of ten years: the three decades from 1776 to 1806 2. A period of ten years whose last digit is zero: the decade of the 1980's 3. A group, set, or series of ten So either way of looking at the "new decade" is correct! User_Name: FYI Messages"Although conventional wisdom says that the new decade began on January 1, 2010, technically it doesn't begin until January 1, 2011. The reason the new decade doesn't begin until 2011 is because there was no year 0 - the calendar began at year 1. Since a decade is ten years, the very first decade was comprised of Year 1 through Year 10. The second decade was Year 11-20, and so on." Thanks to Wikipedia User_Name: JDS MessagesDidn't the 1990's start with the year 1990, and end in 1999? That's ten years, and that's a decade! User_Name: itk MessagesHey chantrell o vision, its not the new decade...that would be next year. We start @ 1 and go to 0. Semantically yours... |
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