Found them on a cows field in september.

Such a mistic place!! Can anyone identify these mushrooms?

Not the best pictures but there wasn’t any volva that I could see. Just a curious amateur mushrooms enthusiast 🤗

What do we have here

Found these growing under one of their water buckets. Nothing was visible yesterday. Substrate is broken down wet pine pellets. South Texas.

Found these guys on the east coast in the woods. They are either dead plants or a nasty fungus, they have attracted flies and insects. Plant identifiers say dead man's fingers but they don't look that similar

Found Glasgow UK

Wet grassy area

I took these pictures a few years back, so naturally I no longer have access to them. I asked a few friends back then, but nobody knew what they were; I forgot about it until now. These were growing out of the ground where an old tree used to be and had been cut down relatively recently at the time. They were as hard as a rock and really embedded in the ground. Any ideas?

Found these in North Pakistan grass and mulch in a park near my house spore prints and Insitu and gill pictures attached. Can anyone confirm whether it's edible or not

Fenwick island ,Delaware.

It looks yellow in the picture but actually white also those spots aren’t dirt they’re tiny surface peals

What kind of mushrooms are these and are they dangerous for my dog? Michigan

Greater London. May be too early to tell, but can I be chicken of the wood? It gowns on a cherry tree.

South central Vermont, USA

Hello, I got these in Cusco, Perú. I have never seen something quite like this. Are they safe to eat? Help a homie out. Thanks! 🍄🪄

Michigan U.S.

Hi peeps, I was wondering if this was beefsteak fungus at all? Found in South Yorkshire, England.

Hi all, I hope this is allowed… I am a first-time mushroom grower who intended to cultivate WR46 Shiitake mushrooms in this log in the woods. 5 months later, this guy was on my log. As a complete novice, I’m not sure it looks exactly like what was supposed to be growing, and it is early (usually takes 9-12 months for first fruiting on a log). What I’m hoping folks can tell me is if this is indeed my shiitake, or if it is a wild mushroom. I am in New York, USA. I do not intend to consume this mushroom without being certain of what it is (also it was full of beetles lol) - I mostly just want to know if my log has worked or if it has been infected and needs to be removed. Thanks in advance!

Fly agaric???

these bois recently popped up, never seen anything like them before

I know nothing about mushrooms but a friendly neighbour brought these round telling me they're field mushrooms. I think the Latin is Agaricus campestris.

Are these photos good enough for a positive ID?

Thanks!

Mom sent me these pictures wondering if it's deadly webcap. I'm thinking it's cortinarius limonius, but I'm no expert so it would be nice to get some second opinions. Nothing has been ingested so no emergency. Norway, west coast.

Found in Slovenia, Triglav national park at about 1000m. Slimy cap, pores underneath, with a veil. The stem makes me think maybe laccinium?

Light coniferous forest.

Do I need to keep the kids away from these?