psylosymonreturns said:

awesome link man! its wierd how there are species listed as rare and uncommon for the island are totally abundant here on the mailand.but it lists P semilanceata as uncommon there but i know its NOT!!

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straightedge said:

Let's start our own! But we should have the policy: "No BMW owners allowed."

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straightedge said:

psylosymonreturns said:

awesome link man! its wierd how there are species listed as rare and uncommon for the island are totally abundant here on the mailand.but it lists P semilanceata as uncommon there but i know its NOT!!

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Cowichan valley has a bit of a history, as it's all dairy farms (Near Duncan). That said, most of the farmers there have been fending off shroom hunters since the early 80s. I think they may be listed as rare because the likelihood of a farmer letting anyone on their land to 'photograph' mushrooms has been obliterated by the illegitimate masses that flood to any known hunting spot the moment it appears on their radar. All IMO, of course.

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man the biggest and best and most abundant PNW semi finds this year were from a dude from the island.

straightedge said:

No doubt, I'm just saying why I think they listed it as uncommon.

Btw, I pm'd you, psylo

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big problem for the P semilanceata on the mainland is the farming is different now. the east indians have bought most of the farms and they are not dairy farmers or raise cattle or horses. but they convert all the pastures to blueberry farms. its a coin flip because blue berries get a top dressing of wood chips . and who doesnt like wood lovers.