Mushrooms in Extremadura: where they are coming up today, province by province

1,711 zones on the map, between 114 and 2,216 m, with woodland for 14 mushrooms. This is what today's forecast says in each province.

Forecast issued 30 October, updated every day.

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Mushrooms in Badajoz today

Land of dehesas: holm oak and cork oak woods where the gurumelo heralds the spring. Badajoz adds up to 875 zones on the map, each with its own fifteen-day forecast. What is stirring most today: the chanterelles (1 zone).

The ground runs between 146 and 893 m, with half of it below 398 m. By area, it is shared out like this: grassland (47%), farmland (26%) and holm oak (10%). And not all at the same height: the chanterelles (328–655 m), the king oyster mushrooms (394–597 m), the yellowfoot (415–683 m) and the bronze boletes (307–655 m).

Chanterelles in Badajoz · King oyster mushrooms in Badajoz · Yellowfoot in Badajoz · Bronze boletes in Badajoz · Weekend report for Badajoz

And from the woods, in Badajoz: wild asparagus spears.

Where to find mushrooms in Cáceres

From La Vera and the Jerte to the Villuercas: chestnut and oak woods and dehesas, with gurumelos in spring and porcini in autumn. We follow 836 zones of about five kilometres in Cáceres, each with its own forecast for the next fifteen days. Today it is above all the saffron milk caps (33 zones) and the yellowfoot (8 zones) waking up.

From its lowest to its highest it runs between 114 and 2,216 m; half of it below 393 m. The land is split like this: grassland (58%), holm oak (11%) and maritime pine (6%). Each has its own height here: the saffron milk caps (354–985 m), the yellowfoot (390–928 m), the king oyster mushrooms (368–553 m) and the chanterelles (326–944 m).

Saffron milk caps in Cáceres · Yellowfoot in Cáceres · King oyster mushrooms in Cáceres · Chanterelles in Cáceres · Weekend report for Cáceres

And from the woods, in Cáceres: sweet chestnuts · wild asparagus spears.

See also: Mushrooms by province · Mushroom history and culture · Getting started with mushroom foraging