Index for Album F-2000-11-19: Foraging - Nov 19, 2000

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Number	Thumbnail	Caption
1		Wild raisin, close up.
2		Wild raisin
3		Jet berry, poisonous.
4		Multi-floral rose with mold on the rose hips.
5		Wrinkled rose, Wildman sbout to eat a rose hip.
6		Wrinkled rose, the only flower left.
7		Wrinkled rose. Note feathered compound leaves.
8		Witch hazel
9		Epazote
10		Poor man's pepper
11		Black nightshade, poisonous.
12		Lamb's quarters (not on tour). Also white snake root in upper right.
13		White snakeroot gone to seed. Poisonous.
14		Hawthorne
15		Hawthorne closeup
16		Hawthorne berry with larva inside
17		Lady's thumb
18		Dandelion. Okay to eat now.
19		Wildman looking at snakeroot flower.
20		Northern bay berry (male)
21		Mulberry tree
22		Japanese knotweed
23		Japanese knotweed shoots. Will come up and be edible next spring.
24		Mugwort
25		1st year burdock. Root can be dug up.
26		2nd year burdock. Not edible. Note burrs.
27		Burdock roots some people dug up.
28		Kentucky coffee tree pod and seed.
29		Kentucky coffee tree. The pods up in the tree will fall in the spring.
30		Garlic mustard, 1st year.
31		Smaller mugwort
32		Violets
33		Violet seed pod. Not edible.
34		Field garlic
35		Sassafras tree trunk
36		Sassafras saplings
37		Raspberry bush
38		Raspberries. These not ripe yet. There were a few ripe ones way in the back of the bunch.
39		Smooth sumac
40		Smooth sumac berries
41		Crabapple tree. The brown ones are ripe.
42		Gingko berries
43		Gingko leaves
44		Red juneberry
45		Red juneberry closeup

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