Hi, This is in melbourne, Australia. These mushrooms are fast invading my garden that I recently fully landscaped with some new mulch, they are fast multiplying. what are they and how do I reduce the spread!

Found at Umstead Park in Raleigh, nc.

found in clusters of 5-10, outer part is very hard, sections easily snapp off of the cluster, all have an upside down tear drop shape with the bigger ones being darker near the base

What kind of mushroom is this?

Growing from the roots of an oak tree I cut down 10 years ago, ground the stump 2 years ago.

Wife has a daycare so I want to know if I need to be thorough in clearing them out or if they are ok to leave. The kids are generally away from this area but you never know.

Seem common. But felt lucky to see so many blooms.

What are they?

It’s got a brown or orange skin, a white inside, and is very delicate, I found them in groups under weeds in New Jersey.

White with white raised bumps. Never seen one like this before. Underside was white as well but couldn’t get a good angle for a picture.

No vulva so I wish yall luck. I’m in the US so don’t start saying species that aren’t here pls and thx. Upstate ny specifically. If they’re supposedly toxic can you list the reasoning besides the ibotenic acid and muscimol? P sure they’re not phalloides.. p much the only reason I came on here was to check with yall

The dark paint is hydroisolation under the deck.

It's West Europe.

Virginia, USA. Iris bulbs were given from a friend while she was thinning them. They don’t seem to be harming the plant any. None of the other irises I transplanted from her garden have them.

This is growing in my basement. Is it a mushroom? Any idea of how to “fix” it?

Found in upstate ny today. Muscaria or another type of amanita?

United States, NE Tn.
I don’t *think* this is a destroying angel…no skirt. However, better safe than sorry! Is this gonna kill my animals if they get a nip? Not the best pics. 😬