Location: Newledo Exploration Hub, 88 Fruitvale Road, Newport OR 97365
Note: MEMBERS ONLY, membership available for purchase on site, but log making supplies are limited.
We’re recreating the popular event held last year in partnership with the Newledo Exploration Hub! Come hang out with your fellow mycophiles, make your own mushroom log and share in a potluck. Potluck is intended to be vegan and vegetarian friendly, if possible, please put your meat items on the side and label dishes appropriately. Beer and wine welcome to share as well. Family and children welcome. Contact Jessica, LCMS Vice President at number on flyer with questions.
Ramaria araiospora or “neon pink coral mushroom”, appearing now in local Sitka spruce and hemlock forests, photographed just south of the Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Photo by Tripp Mikich/LCMSPholiota aurivella (?) or “golden pholiota”, growing on alder along the Siletz River at the Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Photo by Tripp Mikich/LCMSSparrassis radicata or “cauliflower mushroom”, a prized edible mushroom. This particular specimen, picked just north of Yachats, weighed in at almost 5 pounds. Note our little salamander or newt friend in lower right corner. Photo by Tripp Mikich/LCMSLincoln County Mycological Society member Tripp Mikich holding a Sparrassis radicata or “cauliflower mushroom”, a prized edible (which is why he’s smiling. This particular specimen weighed in just short of 5 lbs. Photo by Regina Moore/LCMS
Lincoln County Mycological Society
(LCMS)
Is a registered 501(c)3 educational non-profit organization in Lincoln County founded in 1978. Since its inception, it has continued to host mushroom hunting forays, educational workshops and talks on mushrooms and fungal-related topics, and special events for members and the general public. All are welcome to become members, regardless of previous experience with mushrooms, fungi, or mycology.
