Could I get help with ID & whether these would be safe to try eating? Ive always been interested in foraging but have no experience at all. I do have 3 dogs, I don’t think they would’ve done their business too close to here but would that impact that at all? Thanks!!

From the Columbus Zoo Lantern Festival final night

Jacksonville Florida

The wood was harvested near Manistee national forest and already had a lot of mycelium growth on the outer rings. This was the first thing I made on my retrofitted CNC router.

Think its Bolette possible Penny buns .Look ok ?

Found a massive grifola frondosa today (hen of woods)as I was cutting it, i noticed a bunch of decomposing mushrooms beneath it. They were either jacks(O Illudens) or an amillaria species under it. Both species were present in various states of decomposition around the tree. I avoided taking anything discolored or off looking. Think it’s safe? I’m 100% confident of my grifola identification. Tough to say what was decomposing under them though.

Any ideas on what what mushroom this is? Found in Oregon. It smelled like pine and a little bit like licorice

Minnesota Mushies

these were popping up right down the sidewalk median!

Can anyone id? Need to know if they are harmful to my cats.

Found in my garden in Birmingham, England

What kind of mushroom is this? He popped up in my pothos. I swear it wasn't there yesterday. Is it anything dangerous? I know nothing about mushrooms.

What kind of mushroom is this? He popped up in my pothos. I swear it wasn't there yesterday. Is it anything dangerous? I know nothing about mushrooms.

amanita, shaggy ink cap, false chanterelle, porcini, button mushroom, morel, baby amanita

rainy weekend activities, thought you guys would like them!!

see the last photo for my painting assistant/supervisor

Any way to know for sure if these are turkey tails?

So I found these huge mushrooms growing under our truck canopy and Google imgs has been telling me it's a bunch of different types.

I wanna make sure if it is a edible one or something toxic that my dog could accidentally eat.

These are the photos of it, so if you have an idea as to what it is please let me know!

(If it helps with identification we have a Norway spruce and a cedar tree in the yard the mushrooms were found.

Hello everyone, i've been in a forest looking for mushrooms for the first time in 15 years and i am curious about the species of some of the mushrooms i've captured. Can anybody help me with these? I've not foraged any of these mushrooms.

Don’t know much about mushrooms, but I think it’s a puffball mushroom. Found in the eastern US btw. There was also a smaller one nearby

Wondering if anyone can identify them. Michigan, USA