I have no idea what these are and was wondering if they're edible or not. They grew super fast as I cut those trees and was told someone else would haul it away. Ended up being me lol buuuuuut. I got cool pictures of these guys from it. They were bouncy looking when moved i didnt touch them directly since idk what they are. But they looked rubbery it's been raining so they were wet but they also looked a little Goopy but as I said no touchy.

I found this dense, quite heavy clump of mushrooms growing out of our gravel drive.
We had been away for a week and a friend left his truck parked there, when he moved it the mushrooms were underneath.
We live in England, surrounded by Beech woodland but these were close to the house. Any ideas?

just wanted any recommendations on different ways to prepare this… i have some of it dehydrating currently in my air fryer at 40 degrees c.

northwest. uk

GTA, Ontario, Canada.

Picture #2/3/4 - does anyone know what type of puffball this could be?

Found lots of these in a deciduous forest in Northern Germany. Are these blushing wood mushrooms (agaricus silvaticus)? It's my first time seeing these, so I'd really appreciate some help with the ID. They stain very obviously red, but I thought blushing wood grows in coniferous forests...TIA!

Found this very large mushroom and my son is hoping to know what kind it is. Any info would be great. He is very excited to know more about it.

He found growing in a grassy strip next to a conifer tree of some kind that had wood chips around it. Other ornamental plants around the tree as well.

Found in Bangalore, India. Do not know which tree it is growing on.

Found in Germany under oak and beech trees

Central Maryland, United States - would appreciate an ID confirmation - I found them growing under pines interspersed with other amanitas, puffballs, blewits, yellow boletes, and some little brown mushrooms I’m not familiar with (photos of these are last).

Any idea?

Found in Washington DC, United States

Is this Hen of the Woods? Several clumps popped up a few feet from an oak tree in Henrico, Virginia.

Happy National Mushroom Day everyone!

MD/US

found on the ground along a hiking trail at around 3300ish feet elevation. sat next to the solid red capped ones without even realizing till i looked to my right

Please confirm if this is matsutake, thanks. PNW / WA

Found growing by lots of Pine trees at a park in Maryland near DC, Its been rainy the past couple days.

I'm trying to id this beautiful specimen. My best guess is a tawny webcap. I found it among a tremendous amount and variety of other mushrooms one day while hiking. I believe it is a cort due to the rusty brown annulus zone. I can't find anything in the literature about the dark spots present just above the margin of the cap, but I think that may be consistent with the spores being trapped in the viscid veil? Let me know what you think.

In Fort Worth Texas. Found it in my lawn. Accidentally swallowed a bit of ones stem about a week ago. I feel like it’s a species of inocybe but I need to make sure. I had most of its symptoms for about 20 hours. (I know these photos aren’t that great, but these are the only ones I have)

There are SO many of these underneath the trees by my house, what are they? Should I get rid of them or are they chill?

Just curious what these may be, I see them near the edges of my property from time to time and want to make sure they aren’t dangerous for any neighborhood pets.

Was clearly purple in person. I cant seem to find what it is. Any leads?