The 2020 Morel season overall was a good season for most. The first official sighting of the season was reported in Georgia in February and the 2020 map was officially open for business! The season had a hiccup with an unusual cold blast in the Midwest but morels were still being reported. All-in-all, it was a good year for many! For a more complete summary, check out the 2020 Morel Season Summary page.
The Great Morel would like to thank each and everyone who contributed to help make the 2020 Sightings map successful once again!
If you have issues not the latest sightings markers, try un-checking a month in the bottom left corner of the map and then rechecking the box next to the month. It should refresh correctly.
There are plenty of features on the new interactive map – zoom, filter by month, full screen and more. Below the map you can find a table listing of the 20 most recent sightings along with images and notes if they were sent – there is a “more pages” button at the bottom of this table.
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 | Johnson's Mound, Kane County, Elburn, Illinois, 60119 in May of 2020
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 | Grew up eating these in Iowa but never thought I would find them here. 92118, Coronado CA 60s in the day, 50s at night. 60% humidity @1pm PT Found Nov 21st 2020. East side of island.
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 | Front yard of suburban neighborhood. June 27th. Just after major rainstorm with hail.
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| Found a total of 5 on June 26th in Sequoia National Park under a recently burnt Sequoia Redwood tree! They were about a mile away from the world's largest tree, General Sherman. Definitely an extremely lucky find! They were at about 6,000 feet elevation and completely dried out, but not rotted away because of the lack of moisture there in the summer. Not really edible anymore unfortunately. I was just hiking through the park not looking for morels at all, especially considering I'm a North Carolina resident lol.
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| Kenai Peninsula Alaska
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| Morels in McCall - 6/10/ 20 Green Gate, Brundage Mtn. Approx.5500' rain showers, partly cloudy. winding down, need to gain elevation.
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| Morels are ON! High today 68F, low tonight 46F. We found quite a few at about 5500-6000ft elevation. Last week was warm and reached 80F, then it was cold and rainy on Sat, then snowed all day on Sun. The received 18" at 6600ft elevation.
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| Huge black morel - June 10, 2020 close to a gravel road @theadventuresofpaulandsue
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| Single yellow - In a group of pine
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| southern VT morel
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| Weekend Foraging – 18-20 Gallons. May 16&17; May 23&24
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| Found on old logging trail under three separate smaller sized maple trees.
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| Found near dead elms.
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| Cadillac Morel's - Short season in Manistee found some nice sized morels 25 @ 2 lbs
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| East facing slope in Grant Park
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