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 in Germany under oak and beech trees

Found several of these growing in a community garden in Seattle, Washington.

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.

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 Gifford Pinchot National Forest (SW Washington). Appreciate any ID help. I know very little about Amanitaceae.

Picked this bunch in Pisgah Forest several days ago. Think they are honey or piopinnos but not entirely sure. Trying to educate myself.

MD/US

could this be Psilocybe?

Are these edible? Found this morning. Couldn't get too close to see if they have gills.

they started growing in my back garden all of a sudden after never having mushrooms grow back there. Anyone have clue what these are?

Thought it might be chaga but the color seems too light and it’s on the wrong kind of tree

Hi my daughter who is 8 loves finding mushrooms

Can anyone ID this mushroom. Found in North lanarkshire Scotland uk

Found all of these growing in manure, in Texas. It has been raining and humid the past week. Thank you.

Looks chaotic and beautiful

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?

Found these at my uni with the mushroom club last week, I know theyre conks(I think) but do they have a certain type? I looked in my guide and “Heterobasidion Annosum” kinda looks like them but Idk🫠

Found this on the underside of an oak log in my backyard near our compost pike. What is it?