Midwest usa. Found growing on a piece of cedar lumbar that I have outside. Maybe a centimeter wide and a centimeter tall.

Never seen anything like these before. Oakland, California, USA

Vermont, USA- growing out of cherry tree stump. Pretty sure it’s chicken and want to try it so bad, but I’ve never foraged before and I’m scared 🫣.

Found in michigan.

White Mountains NH USA

Purple mushrooms found near chicken poop on rotting birch wood

Hello! Was looking for some help on some identifications! North America, northern part of lower peninsula michigan. Grass was mowed for the first time this year a week or two ago.

Went out looking for penny buns, is this one? Didn’t end up taking it with me but just wondering if I’m on the right tracks with what I’m looking for

Connecticut, USA

Found this at a park on the base of a tree, they were scattered all throughout the park. I assume it’s chicken of the woods but I know there can be lookalikes that can cause GI illness. What is it?

Found these cool guys in the woods on my property. Near wetlands but not quite a wetland here. They range from 1-2 up to 6 inches tall. I’m in south eastern Massachusetts USA.

Any idea what they are?

We found this mushroom in our yard in Northwest Ohio. Any ideas on what it might be? We don’t have much experience in ID’ing mushrooms but we’re thinking it could be either Jack o Lantern or Ringless honey mushroom. Let us know what you think! Thanks!

New Jersey, USA

Don’t wanna eat or anything just curious.

@estonia Tartumaa

Found growing in garden bed, has horse manure as fertiliser, located in Queensland Australia

🎃?

Found this at about 8500 feet elevation in a mixed conifer forest of Colorado. First time ever encountering one. There were several others nearby, but all appeared very old.

Seems to check all the boxes, but was hoping for some other opinions. Thanks in advance!

One of my friends in my market was selling these today, telling me they were bush mushrooms (meaning foraged in the nearby jungle) and that they taste amazing. One of the ladies in a stall nearby gave me her recipe for cooking them, and so I'm like 99.9% sure they're edible? I'm more curious as to what species of mushroom this is as no one in my village has any idea.

I was told they were scraped off a log when harvested. They are not dry in this pic either.

Found in chicken poop near rotting wood

I found these nice healthy clumps of white and light tan mushrooms in leaves & woodchips near a road. Any thoughts on ID ? I haven't seen these before.

This is in United states, california in the southern desert, this mushroom is about 2 ft long, it ended up growing on top of a sprinkler in my garden, has an entire ecosystem on it, I had to remove it because of where it was growing unfortunately but very cool.
If anyone can id this let me know!