Located in Arizona, these are in some of our raised garden beds. Soil if from a local worm farm.

Found in Luzon Philippines. Looks like orange bonnet but I'm not too sure. Can anyone confirm?

I saw this in what i assume is the hollow part of a tree. Does anyone know what this is?

The wood is part of a water feature in my terrarium and is covered in moss. You can see it created a couple of tubes to channel water. Sorry for the awkward angle it’s the best I could get.

I did a google image search but I’m not sure stalked puffball-in-aspic matches.

I found it growing on water mats that have been tucked away for almost a year so it’s damp. It looks like mycelia to me!

This showed up on our back wall after about a week of rain. I've never seen this one before and wanted to share.

This was under the bark of a tree that had died on our property. We think the tree was a hickory. One picture has my finger in it at the top it for perspective. They are just slightly soft and the brown material they are sitting on is rubbery and thick.

White growth at bottom on shed, floor, pretty certain it started on the timber some of the sheet metal Is attached to

I know it’s bad for the apt itself, but I rent and will be out some what soon so not super bothered. Just joined this sub to see if anyone can identify this, and to figure out if it’s dangerous. Also if there is any further steps I should take aside from notifying my landlord. Any responses appreciated. I know picture is bad so lmk if I need to get a better one.

What do I have here? Doing yard work and found this on some year-old Crepe Myrtle trimmings that were piled up and inevitably covered by leaf litter. Found in the Piedmont region of NC. The color is much more vibrant than the pic shows.

So I'm doing a little landscaping due to years of the previous residents not taking care of anything and found this growing on the base of a very large tree. What is it and is it bad for the tree? Hammer at bottom LH of one of the pictures for scale.

Found this on my property in east Texas. I’m trying to identify this species and see if there are any other toxic look-a-likes.

Found this growing in my ball python’s tank-it cropped up overnight! Her substrate is coco fiber underneath a layer of cypress mulch. Humidity stays around 70% or so. What is it, and is it potentially harmful to her? I already took it out, but do I need to change out her substrate to eliminate any spores or anything?

Thanks!

Hey guys! I have an oak tree in my backyard and noticed a fungus that was growing on the trunk that I’ve never seen before. We’ve lived here about 5 years and I wanted to make sure it wasn’t harmful to the tree or not. Thanks!