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Did a local hike today that I hadn't done in a while.
Plenty of wild edibles around, I didn't take pics of the common ones such as Dandelions and plantain etc as you all know what they look like.
Spotted some oyster mushrooms but couldn't get to them~
By Pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
Lots of Salmonberries but hardly any ripe ones, the birds will even eat these before they are ripe~
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
Only found two ripe ones, this was one~
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
Lots of this wild edible !!!
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
A closer look, glasswort, pickleweed or marsh samphire, pick off the tips and eat em raw....great little trail snack. There are other ways to eat these, a quick look on google will give ya more info !
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
Maisy and Snicker love it here as well~
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
The dynamic duo went looking for crabs and stuff~
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
Here was my sharp for the day~
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
On my way back I came across some spotted coralroot.
Several Native American groups historically used the orchid's stems dried and brewed as a tea for such maladies as colds, pneumonia, and skin irritation.
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
Plenty of wild edibles around, I didn't take pics of the common ones such as Dandelions and plantain etc as you all know what they look like.
Spotted some oyster mushrooms but couldn't get to them~
By Pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
Lots of Salmonberries but hardly any ripe ones, the birds will even eat these before they are ripe~
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
Only found two ripe ones, this was one~
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
Lots of this wild edible !!!
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
A closer look, glasswort, pickleweed or marsh samphire, pick off the tips and eat em raw....great little trail snack. There are other ways to eat these, a quick look on google will give ya more info !
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
Maisy and Snicker love it here as well~
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
The dynamic duo went looking for crabs and stuff~
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
Here was my sharp for the day~
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
On my way back I came across some spotted coralroot.
Several Native American groups historically used the orchid's stems dried and brewed as a tea for such maladies as colds, pneumonia, and skin irritation.
By pitdog2010 at 2011-06-20
