Look at what we’ve found! A beautiful patch of Craterellus tubaeformis or the winter Chanterelle. This late-season mushroom thrives in the cool forests of North America and Europe. Its hollow, trumpet-shaped cap and widely spaced gills make it easy to identify, but what truly sets it apart is its mycorrhizal partnership with the forest itself. And yes, it also happens to be a delicious edible and choice mushroom. Enjoy! | Paul Stamets