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Fungi with Fun Guys

Freshly Fallen Mushroom © Carl Heilman II
Freshly fallen mushroom
© Carl Heilman II

Date/Time:
Sunday, September 17, 2:00pm

Guide:
Dave and Don Wolf

Overview:
Enjoy a leisurely afternoon walk while discovering and identifying mushrooms and other fungi.

Registration/Fee:
All hikes are offered as a public service by volunteers for the Thousand Acre Swamp Sanctuary, a property of the Central and Western New York Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. They are free and open to the public.  To learn about other hikes, please check our 2006 schedule (.pdf, 241kb).

Meeting Location:
Hikes begin in the sanctuary parking lot, located in Penfield at 158l Jackson Road between Atlantic Avenue and Plank Road, opposite Penfield Center Road. The driveway is adjacent to Penfield Volunteer Ambulance. Please be prompt.  For information, contact Shirley Shaw (585) 385-3907.