The forest is very dry, that's established, which makes the abundance of Chicken of the Woods about even more surprising. Why? More though, how? Where are they getting the energy, and liquid from, what with fungi being mostly water. Really! I've not known such a season with so much Chicken of the Woods, no matter where you look there are flashes of yellow/orange. All of the examples I've come across are perfect too. Usually they're flawed or damaged or faded in some way, though that doesn't appear the case this season. Maybe, these are the perfect conditions for Chicken of the Woods. It's quite a sight.
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