Here are eleven simple wild foods to easily forage and eat. No preparation needed - just pick and eat. You will find these plants not quite year round, but pretty prevalent most of the year; and all over Ireland.
I have a mix here of meadowland plants such as sheep's sorrel, woodland plants such as old man's beard and mountain plants such as crowberry.
The seed of a yew berry can be fatally poisonous so exercise extreme caution. Also please give the plants priority over your food needs - pick carefully and sparingly - where you have permission. Leaving plenty for the plant to continue strong and plenty for the birds and animals. The environment and nature has to come first.
This is just a quick reference guide. You may consider joining one of our training courses or getting out with an experienced forager. More details here: http://www.outdoorsireland.com/bushcraftsurvival.php and here: http://www.outdoorsireland.com/resources.php.
I have a mix here of meadowland plants such as sheep's sorrel, woodland plants such as old man's beard and mountain plants such as crowberry.
The seed of a yew berry can be fatally poisonous so exercise extreme caution. Also please give the plants priority over your food needs - pick carefully and sparingly - where you have permission. Leaving plenty for the plant to continue strong and plenty for the birds and animals. The environment and nature has to come first.
This is just a quick reference guide. You may consider joining one of our training courses or getting out with an experienced forager. More details here: http://www.outdoorsireland.com/bushcraftsurvival.php and here: http://www.outdoorsireland.com/resources.php.
Yew + Yew Berry (Caution Seed Of Yew Berry Is Fatal If Consumed) |
Yew + Yew Berry (Caution Seed Of Yew Berry Is Fatal In Consumed) |
Whitethorn + Haw Berry |
Whitethorn + Haw Berry |
Blackthorn + Sloe Berry |
Blackthorn + Sloe Berry |
Rosehip |
Nettle |
Thistle |
Wood Sorrel |
Sheep's Sorrel |
Old Man's Beard |
Spiral Wrack Seaweed |
Spiral Wrack Seaweed |
Crowberry |
Crowberry |
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