Foraging for Wood Ears @SallyPointer
Foraging for Wood Ears  @SallyPointer
Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
A misty morning full of birdsong is a lovely time to search for wood ears. Also known as jelly ears, this easily identified fungus grows on elder trees and is a delicious addition to Oriental inspired cooking. As well as mushroom hunting I'll also be checking out the nettles and harvesting some burdock shoots. Happy hedge-bothering!
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Foraging for Wood Ears

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