@shropshirewildlife.bsky.social🍗 Chicken on a tree?!
Chicken of the woods is a bright sulphur-yellow bracket fungus found from June to November, often growing in tiered clusters on oak.
Its name comes from its texture, which is said to resemble cooked chicken.
@steveredwolf.bsky.socialIs this the #fungi they call #chickenofthewoods? Its on a #Poplar tree in the pub car park #NatureUK
@spookypeach.bsky.socialSome young chicken of the woods possibly! My first sighting a week ago #mushrooms #chickenofthewoods #mycology
@icarusbug.bsky.socialHoly CRAP THIS GROWS FAST, it's at least DOUBLED in size!!
I left some shelves on the tree so it can keep growing, and so others have a chance to get some too!
@icarusbug.bsky.socialYOOOOO
ID NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD ***EVER*** COME ACROSS THIS
@derrels.bsky.social#FungiFriday!!!! Pearly-looking #TapiocaSlimeMold (as best as I can tell), the most perfect #TurkeyTail colony, delicious-as-fuck #ChickenOfTheWoods, moist #OliveBrownCup. #Ontario #Toronto #Fungi #Mushrooms
@derrels.bsky.socialSome delicious-as-fuck #Vegan bullshit right here, folks. Found some #ChickenOfTheWoods while out walking the dog, so I whipped those meaty, stringy #fungi into a crunchy, juicy meal that #TheColonel would be fucking proud of. (Only took couple shelves from underneath so the bouquet still looks 💯%!)
