Found in Maine

Southwest Michigan, USA

I’ve pulled them up and thrown them in the trash, just in case. But what are they?

Found in Western Germany growing on a dead beech tree, the edges and the mushroom in General feel very soft.

found in wnc outside of asheville last week

southeastern la. pardon my profanities lol i was testing the staining.

Coastal MA, mixed scrub oak and scrub pine forest w/lots of huckleberry brush. Found these guys on a walk appearing to grow straight out of the ground and I’m not sure what they are, if they are chanterelles. Never found them before so I’m not certain if they smell right, plus they’re wet and dirty so I can’t tell if they’re fuzzy. The stems seem to break correctly but idk. If anyone can point me in the right direction, even if these are completely not chanterelles or false chanterelles that would be appreciated! Thanks!

Found in conifer forest in coastal Maine

This guy popped up on a tree right outside my work.

Caught my eye during the work day and I couldn’t tell if it was COW or potentially a look a like. It’s high up so this is the best photo I could get

Germany

Central/West Alberta

Ive found 3 different species, the whitish mushroom was a brown color with an almost purple like cap yesterday but It rained all day and this is what it looked like today. All of these mushrooms are found in a grassy area that until this year was not xut back. There are cesars, and apples trees around

Uk england
Think infound some chicken if the woods today, didnt harvest any i do not eat mushrooms but i love finding them

Is this a regular Reishi, and is it safe to mess around making teas with it? The top looks like it's lacquered, bottom turns pretty brown when scratched, top feels mildly soft and humid but rigid and hard, hasn't waited/dried yet and doesn't exactly feel as hard as wood. Is it risky in any way? Found in the black sea/ pontus region in the north of Turkey, surroundings are just green hills with trees all over.

Located in Pennsylvania, USA

It has been a very wet summer here, and our basement has been unable to fully dry this entire time. I went down to grab something from the freezer after a few weeks of not needing to be down there. I found this growing on our concrete floor. It looks slightly terrifying lol

On a large old stump.

Found in southern Ontario

Found these mushrooms growing all over a tree. Was hoping they were turkey tail, but not sure.

The underside is white with pores.

Thanks in advance!

Found this in my yard in South Louisiana. We had some heavy rain after a dry spell and this popped up basically overnight. I don't plan on actual eating it but I was wondering if I got the ID correct. About 3 inches in diameter.

These mushrooms are popping up a second time in our garden. They came in the mulch(my sister and BIL have the same mulch in a pile and found them in the pile and their playarea). We are in South Florida. We've obviously told the kids not to eat them or pick them just in case. What kind of mushrooms are these and how much should we keep kids away?

I'm in western Ohio. Found growing in a "fairy circle" in the yard. Not planning on eating just wanna make sure it's safe with kids and pets running around

Southern NJ USA

New here and wondering if any of these are edible/desirable. New to identifying but I have noticed a lot of growth in the last two weeks around my area and these 4-5 species (?) seem to be somewhat common. Any and all input helps, I have a small photo identification book I’ve partially read through but I tend to learn more on the job than through reading comprehension

The second mushroom was in a rather large patch on the forest floor.

It's like half the size of a frisbee if that helps