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Colorado's Mushroom Season Runs Strangely Late

Colorado's Mushroom Season Runs Strangely Late

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Despite early rain, cool weather made Colorado's mushroom foraging season unusually late.

Despite early rain, cool weather made Colorado's mushroom foraging season unusually late.

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Summit Daily News

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Colorado is having an unusual year for foraging. Jon Sommer, the president of the Colorado Mycological Society, told Summit Daily News, “It’s a very strange season because we’re late. We’re … late, behind on everything. We had all that rain earlier, we were expecting lots of mushrooms, but they didn’t grow because it was cool.”

Colorado is having an unusual year for foraging. Jon Sommer, the president of the Colorado Mycological Society, told Summit Daily News, “It’s a very strange season because we’re late. We’re … late, behind on everything. We had all that rain earlier, we were expecting lots of mushrooms, but they didn’t grow because it was cool.”

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