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YellowfootCantharellus tubaeformis

edible

YellowfootCantharellus tubaeformis

Photo: (c) Mandy Hackney, some rights reserved (CC BY)

Habitat

under spruce

mixed forests

wetlands

under pines

Season

from August to November

Cantharellaceae

1–6 cm

Season

At its peakThe peak lasts until early November and the season usually until late November.

Today · 22–28 Oct100% of peak

how often reportedpeak

Season

Aug–Nov

Peak

Sep–Nov

Reports

84from Poland, few

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Deadly webcap grows at the same time

Both species grow together for about 13 wk a year. Most strongly from mid-September to mid-September.

Curve from 84 observations (iNaturalist, Poland), smoothed week by week. It shows when foragers most often report the species, not how much of it grows.

Key features

Cap thin, funnel-shaped with a hole in the center (a perforation down to the base of the stem), brownish gray, wavy at the margin. Spore-bearing surface of sparse, grayish violet veins/ridges; stem hollow, yellow to yellow-brown.

Reclassified: synonim iNat -> Craterellus tubaeformis [taxon-fix 2026-06-08]

Similar (be careful)Confusions documented in our database

Deadly webcapCortinarius rubellus

deadly

The Yellowfoot has gray ridges and a hollow stem; the deadly webcap has russet gills and a cobweb on the stem. The webcap is DEADLY: check ridges versus gills.

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