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A wolf from the Chesnimnus Pack in northern Wallowa County in 2022 (photo by ODFW)

hottopic_A wolf from the Chesnimnus Pack caught on remote camera in northern Wallowa County (photo by ODFW)

A wolf from the Chesnimnus Pack in northern Wallowa County in 2022 (photo by ODFW)

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Morel mushrooms are a spring forest foraging delicacy. The Pacific Northwest is home to *at least* 18 species of morels, including varieties of ‘natural’ morels and ‘burn’ morels- those that emerge only after fire disturbance. While morels are quite distinctive, a few false morel mushrooms exist, so be sure to know your shroom ID and when in doubt, throw it out. What’s your favorite way to prepare morels? We are big fans of morel risotto!📸 Wild foraged morel mushrooms found in the Western Cascades by CW Staff.#welikeitwild #foraging ... See MoreSee Less

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