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Photos of Morels from America and Europe

This site has lots of good photos of morels, but many are quite small. So I made these gallery pages in order to show larger pictures of mushrooms.

Some pictures in this gallery were features on other pages. Others are presented here for the first time. I tried to group them into appropriate sections.

This page may take a while to load on slow connections due to the larger pictures. All photos are credited at the bottom when appropriate.

Page 1 - Mushrooms from America and Europe

Page 2 - Science and hunting

Page 3 - Close-ups while cooking and cleaning

United States

American black morel

Unkown morel species - white or yellow

The two pictures above were taken in the United States. The top one is of a black species, taken somewhere in Oregon.

The bottom picture is a little trickier. This mushroom picture was taken in West Virginia, and was described as a "white". Whites usually turn out to be some species of yellow, but without DNA evidence it's hard to say! (Regardless, it's a wonderful pic).

France

Black morel from France

Yellow morel from France

More yellow morel mushrooms from France

These three pictures were taken in France. The top is a black, and the two bottom ones are yellows.

Poland

Black morel mushroom from Poland

Another black morel mushroom from Poland

Beautiful Polish morel

These three photos were taken in Poland. Take a closer look at the top picture; you can see a smaller immature specimen to the right of the fully-grown one. See how pale a black specimen can be when it's very young?

The bottom picture is lovely. Note the detail on the cap; you can really see the pits and ridges that define these mushrooms.

Germany

Morel mushroom from Germany

A black mushroom near Dresden, Germany.

See the other gallery pages for more photos!

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The sixth and seventh pictures were taken by Ejdzej and are published on Wikipedia under the GNU Free Documentation License.

The eighth picture was taken by Beantree and is published on Wikipedia under the GNU Free Documentation License.

The ninth picture was taken by Jörg Hempel and is published on Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 2.0 Germany License.

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