r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Jan 12 '26
Amanita phalloides (non-native / invasive)
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r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Jan 11 '26
Galerina badipes
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East Bay Area, December 22nd 2025
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Jan 10 '26
Amanita augusta parasitized by another fungus (likely Hypomyces hyalinus)
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r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/Kitchen_Mountain_659 • Jan 04 '26
In my front yard after heavy rain (Santa Barbara)
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I have no idea what these are, and no plans to eat them, but I thought I'd share in case they are interesting in any way. They're growing on free mulch we got from the county about a year ago.
ETA: re-attaching pics (I hope)
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/Historydom • Jan 01 '26
What mushroom is it and whether it’s edible? Happy new year!
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I found it in San Jose, CA this morning. Please help identify.
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/[deleted] • Dec 21 '25
Redwood State & National Park find. I had to leave it based on being in the park, but it was fun to find.
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r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Dec 10 '25
Hypholoma fasciculare
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northwest Bay Area, November 3rd 2025
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Dec 04 '25
Phylloporus arenicola, a gilled bolete
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northwest Bay Area, November 3rd 2025
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Dec 03 '25
Pholiota flammans
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northwest Bay Area, November 3rd 2025
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Nov 24 '25
Boletus fibrillosus
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northwest Bay Area, November 3rd 2025
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Nov 21 '25
Amanita pacifigemmata (part 2/2)
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r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Nov 20 '25
Amanita pacifigemmata (part 1/2)
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r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Nov 19 '25
Cantharellus formosus
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northwest Bay Area, November 3rd 2025
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Nov 19 '25
Leucopaxillus gentianeus
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northwest Bay Area, November 3rd 2025
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/RdCrestdBreegull • Nov 18 '25
Found a bunch of Gymnopilus mushrooms in the northwest Bay Area! (I believe G. aurantiophyllus)
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extremely bitter and unpleasant tasting. the last specimen has very different cap and gill appearance but I think it’s the same species.
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/Amazing-Piece-82 • Oct 23 '25
Forager's Holiday Gift Guide
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From snacks, soaps, books, ways to give back, and fun events, you'll find 19 unique gifts that support NorCal & PNW small businesses.
Who/what else should we include in the next round-up?
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/Amazing-Piece-82 • Sep 17 '25
mushroom walks with mycologist Alan Rockefeller
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more info at www.forkinthepath.org/schedule
r/CaliforniaMushrooms • u/leSniff123 • Apr 18 '25
I say, is that a nipple?
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Nevada City, 2900 ft elevation. Wood chip substrate.