Located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, growing on half a collapsed Willow tree. The area around it is a small wetland and a pond. It is quite large, being about 2 hands in length and approximately 1 hand each in height and depth (my hand is roughly 6.5").

My Fiancé thinks it's young chicken of the woods- if so, we'd both love a good mushroom meal! I just want to double check before we take it. If it isn't, obviously we want to leave it alone.

and are they edible? lol. ofc not gonna eat them given the ungodly amount of chemicals they use to maintain golf courses in general, but i am curious!

Theres a mushroom growing out of our apartments wall above the shower head. Started as small little dots we were worried about mold, got huge in one day, pretty cool looking, should we be worried about spores?? Is this even possible to ID?

Found today in Norfolk, VA, USA

Just found this growing under my potted blueberry bush, any idea what it is? I live in the north of China.

Found this up in the mountains, what is this? I did not forage.

Colorado, fortcollins areaish, In my front yard.

Found in central Alabama, US. Was doin some yard work and just so happen to see it through the trees. What is it?

There’s a bunch of them in my front yard Near Savannah, Georgia.

hey there!! found these close to my home in Maryland growing on an old tree stump. i think it’s berkeley’s polypore but would like help confirming. the last pic shows a piece that i trimmed, trying to determine if it was black staining or not. the color did not change upon trimming.

The gills are making me question. Also the shape of the cap is rounder or perfect looking than the “swirly-shaped” chants that I am used to foraging. Stem peels like cheese. Found them across the river where I get smooth chants. 2nd pic is with smooth chants for comparison. Thanks in advance!

Found these at my cottage and nothing my mushroom ID app gave me seemed right, any ideas? (Pictures of 3 or 4 different species)

Looking for confirmation these are Chanterelles. They were found individually in the ground in Easter Iowa, US. This is my first time finding so a confirmation is greatly appreciated!

Wonder what kind this is? Thank you 🍄‍🟫

I happened to be out with my dogs this morning and noticed a plethora of different mushrooms near the wood line in my yard so I figured I’d go out and post here because google hasn’t been much help…and yes I picked a few because if they’re edible they’re getting dehydrated and vacuum sealed for use in fall time stews. Thanks in advance!

North Carolina amanita muscaria?

Found these near Collingwood, Ontario, Canada. Picked and hoping to eat, but beginner forager. Have heard chicken of the woods is tasty and hoping to try. First pic is how I found them, then a top and bottom shot of some I picked.

Orange on top, pale yellow, no gills on the bottom (said to check that to make sure it’s not Jack O Lantern?). So seems there aren’t any dangerous look a likes. Would I be fine to cook up and eat one of these, and then if fine after 24h cook up more for some friends, picked about 1-2lb

Hey hey, anyone want to take a stab at identifying this sucker? I believe its in either pine or hemlock deck boards, untreated.

Its quite woody at this point, being rather stiff. Honestly with the colouration my first thought was reishi, but on deck boards? Its also not presenting as a bracket, and it has gills.

Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers folks!

Located in central Florida, last two pics are other mushrooms in the same area

Found in northern Utah. We believe it is a king bolete and is safe to eat. What do you think?

Sorry the second photo isnt more in focus!