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Mushrooms Are Blooming in the Forests! Where Can I Find Them?

The mushroom boom is already a fact. The forests are now overflowing with boletus, kites, saffron milk caps, and butter mushrooms, among others. These mushrooms are great for homemade preserves for the winter. However, remember to only pick those you know and are certain are edible. Check the map to see which mushrooms are most abundant and where you can find them this weekend.
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In the Ukrainian forests, there are many unusual species of mushrooms, such as the Hericium erinaceus, also known as the lion's grill, which has been used for over a thousand years in medicine in Japan, China, and South Korea.

For the past few days, there's been a boom in the forests of boletes, also known as edible boletes. Along with the bay bolete, they're among the most commonly picked mushrooms at this time of year. However, they have many similar relatives, including the poisonous satanic bolete. So, it's best to be careful.

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The mushroom boom is already a fact. The forests are now overflowing with boletus, kites, saffron milk caps, and butter mushrooms, among others. These mushrooms are great for homemade preserves for the winter. However, remember to only pick those you know and are certain are edible. Check the map to see which mushrooms are most abundant and where you can find them this weekend.

Experienced mushroom pickers have their go-to spots. Beginner mushroom enthusiasts, however, may be unsure which forest is best to visit.

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wprost broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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