MicoRadarSeason calendar
When each species fruits, across the year. These are peninsular dates: in the wet north they come earlier, in the south later and shorter.
We are in October. The vertical line marks today.
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
MorelMorchella esculentaSt George's mushroomCalocybe gambosaFool's mushroomAmanita vernaDeadly fibrecapInocybe erubescensFairy ring champignonMarasmius oreadesSummer cepBoletus reticulatusScarletina boleteNeoboletus erythropusCharcoal burnerRussula cyanoxanthaChanterelleCantharellus cibariusBronze boleteBoletus aereusCaesar's mushroomAmanita caesareaPenny bunBoletus edulisPine boleteBoletus pinophilusParasol mushroomMacrolepiota proceraFly agaricAmanita muscariaPanther capAmanita pantherinaFool's webcapCortinarius orellanusLivid entolomaEntoloma sinuatumDeadly dapperlingLepiota brunneoincarnataWinter chanterelleCraterellus tubaeformisBay boleteImleria badiaSaffron milk capLactarius deliciosusSlippery jackSuillus luteusDeath capAmanita phalloidesFuneral bellGalerina marginataHorn of plentyCraterellus cornucopioidesYellowfootCraterellus lutescensHedgehog mushroomHydnum repandumEbony woodwaxHygrophorus latitabundusBloody milk capLactarius sanguifluusKing oyster mushroomPleurotus eryngiiCharbonnierTricholoma portentosumJack-o'-lanternOmphalotus oleariusGrey knightTricholoma terreumPoplar mushroomCyclocybe aegeritaPérigord black truffleTuber melanosporum
Edibility:EdibleEdible with cautionInedibleToxicDeadly
A season is a fact about the species, not a forecast for this week. The map is for that, and the index is explained under About