Coos County mushroom forecast
Oregon ยท updated Saturday, October 24
This week: chanterelles fruiting (71%); matsutake fruiting (64%); king boletes fruiting (55%); candy caps fruiting (51%); black trumpets too early (32%); morels off season (0%).
Weather near Coos Bay: 0.2 in in the last 30 days, well below the normal 3.6. Another 2.1 in is forecast by Nov 6.
By mushroom
Chanterelles
No soaking rain in the last 30 days. Look under Douglas-fir and western hemlock, often in moss.
Open the map hereMatsutake
No soaking rain in the last 30 days. Look under lodgepole pine, shore pine, and hemlock, in sandy or pumice soil.
Open the map hereKing boletes
No soaking rain in the last 30 days. Look under Sitka spruce on the coast, and pine and fir inland.
Open the map hereCandy caps
No soaking rain in the last 30 days. Look in moss and duff under conifers and tanoak.
Open the map hereBlack trumpets
No soaking rain in the last 30 days. Look under tanoak and live oak, often in moss and leaf litter.
Open the map hereParks and forests
Bandon State Natural AreaBullards Beach State ParkElliott State Forest
Season questions
When is chanterelle season in Coos County?
Most often from September to November, best at 2,000 to 3,000 ft.
When is king bolete season in Coos County?
Most often from October to November, best at 0 to 1,000 ft.
When is matsutake season in Coos County?
Most often from October to November, best at 3,000 to 4,000 ft.
When is black trumpet season in Coos County?
Most often from November to December, best at 0 to 1,000 ft.
When is candy cap season in Coos County?
Most often from November to December, best at 0 to 1,000 ft.
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- Wild foods in season in Oregon (Forage Calendar)