Index for Album F-1999-11-28: Foraging - Nov 28, 1999

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Number	Thumbnail	Caption
1		Hedge Mustard
2		Hedge Mustard
3		Hedge Mustard
4		Lambs-Quarters
5		Lambs-Quarters. Here's some that's six feet tall!
6		White Snakeroot - poisonous. Wildman holding some and telling the story of the cows eating it and poisoning people drinking the milk.
7		Field Garlic (Wild Onions)
8		Artist's Mushroom (Ganoderma applanatum) - not edible.
9		Gout Weed
10		Gout Weed
11		Oyster Mushroom
12		Oyster Mushroom. Lots of them!
13		Oyster Mushroom - Wildman holding some.
14		Oyster Mushroom. More of them.
15		Oyster Mushroom. These were found by a couple not on the tour.
16		Turkey Tail Mushroom
17		Common Blackberry - out of season.
18		Pokeberry - poisonous. Steve giving a story.
19		Crepidotus Mushroom - not good to eat.
20		Crepidotus Mushroom - not good to eat.
21		Chicory
22		Northern Bay Berry (wild bay leaves)
23		Poor Man's Pepper
24		Poor Man's Pepper
25		Poor Man's Pepper
26		Wild Parsnips. A nice patch.
27		Wild Parsnips. Wildman starting to dig up the first one.
28		Burdock. Second year.
29		Burdock. First year.
30		Mugwort
31		Chickweed
32		Curly Dock (Yellow Dock)
33		Common Blue Violet
34		Gingko. Leaves and a few fruits.
35		Beefstake (Shiso)
36		Ragweed - not edible.
37		Ground Ivy
38		Velvet Foot Mushroom (commercially is Enotake) - too old to eat.
39		Wineberry (Wild Raspberry) - out of season.
40		Bitter Dock - not as good, too bitter.
41		Wild Lettuce
42		Wild Lettuce
43		Osage Orange - not edible, reputed to keep away roaches.

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