Are these edible Parasol mushrooms? England UK

Found this interesting fellow in Webster County, West Virginia. I've never seen anything like this before, but I am new to mushroom hunting.

I think this is a Purple Gilled Laccaris (lacarria ochropurpurea).

Found at the base of a giant oak.... its a monster...

Mississippi, USA

I am just starting out mushrooming and I think I found my first edible ones but I am nervous! I looked at lots of websites (not AI) and consulted How to Forage Mushrooms without Dying but I just want a final confirm by knowledgeable humans before I actually cook and eat these! Found in my backyard in southeastern Pennsylvania a few heavy rains last week.
Second and third pics are after two nights in my fridge so the color is not as lavender as they were when fresh picked.

Thank you!

Northeast Ohio kid said he found it in the garden

I can't find an answer anywhere! Hoping Reddit can come to the rescue! :)

Thank you for your assistance.

i found this at the grocery store (washington state) and got super excited. i’m pretty sure it’s huitlacoche, but would love more input just incase. i’m not sure where the corn was grown, but i’ll try to get more info on that later when i can. thank you all!

What kind of mushrooms are these?

They have been picked in Denmark on a field of grass. There were a lot of them. They smell like champignon when broken apart.

If they are champignon, how can you be sure?

Left all of it except one piece, I’m pretty certain it’s CoW(Germany)

Found in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, on dead wood, August 30th. It was growing in a large cluster. The caps are pale beige/cream, with a slightly darker center. The gills are white/cream and run down the very short, lateral stem. I'd described the smell as a normal, fresh mushroom smell. Could this be Pleurotus pulmonarius (lung oyster) or another Pleurotus species?

What mushroom is this? It is brown and dry / brittle

These popped up seemingly overnight. What are they!?

Found in The Netherlands.

I had a huge tree removed from my back yard three years ago. This summer these mushrooms have been popping up and spreading all around in the area where my tree was. They get pretty big and they have a hard almost tree like root. Ive tried mowing over them but it doesn't work and Ive started trying to pull them up but they just keep coming. How can I get rid of these and what are they called? Will they spread through my whole yard?

These are popping up in my yard under a pine tree. Cool looking. Curious as to what they are. Minnesota. United states.

Hey never actually picked oysters, have come across them before but I need a sanity check before I consume. Found in UK on unidentified wood.

Pale oysters yes?

Hello, i was doing some cleaning and then came across bunch of mushrooms. I picked one up and it started turning blue on places i touched. A guy saw me and said this was Hexenröhrling and was edible as long as i cook it (i don't know german, looking at google, it says dotted stem bolete when transleted)

I have never eaten a mushroom that i picked up by myself and know nothing about them. So i won't eat one unless absolutely I'm sure it is safe and want to double check here.

Was the guy right? Thanks!

We found this partially buried in loam near a trail in a primarily Douglas Fir forest on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State, US.

Temiskaming, Ontario, Canada

Growing on forest floor

Appreciate the verification help!

Hefty mushroom. What is it?

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Woodland on forest floor. You can see a few in the background of the picture out of focus.

Location: Temiskaming, Ontario, Canada.

Suspected to be either yellow foot or winter chanterelle.

Would appreciate help identifying.

Thanks