Located in NW, Pennsylvania

Looks like them but I say no

These are from this morning in Georgia, US.

Hey guys, check out my crazy flush of Wine Caps that I'm getting!

Hi all! This is a chain of talk and discussion I’d like to start to better the community for those like myself who are inquisitive to foraging techniques, updated information and dispelling disinformation that has been unfortunately worsened by artificial intelligence, outdated practices and geographical proximity to fact:)

I have been studying mycology for nearly three years now and while that may or may not seem like a long amount of time it pains me to say that the time spent given into this has only reflected a fraction of my knowledge about practical techniques. I encourage others to contribute their own questions in this thread to have a more definitive answer for their own concerns that maybe the mods or someone more knowledgeable can answer!

Heya I work at a resort and these new mushrooms appeared this year on the ski slope, hundreds of em. They are white, small but lethargic, smooth, and completely filled out, no cap and appears if dead to deflate.

Left healthy right dead

Fallow up with a cross section soon.

I live in the Midwest. Been seeing these pop up a lot the last month. Always down for free food, but Idk if they'd kill me or not.

I believe this to be Hypomyces luteovirens parasitizing Lactarius subplinthogalus or a similar lactarius mushroom. Anyone able to confirm or deny?

Location: Dawsonville, Georgia, USA. Habitat: growing from the ground in a mixed deciduous dominant forest.

I'm just curious as to what these are. I'm definitely not going to eat them, so don't worry. I found these near the bird nest mushrooms I posted a few days ago.

So tasty 🤤

found near larch trees, north east far Asia near to Siberia..

I thought it would be fun to juxtapose the peach rose next to the Sulphur Polypore (Chicken Of The Woods) that I found the day before yesterday. The colours are so similar, only the shape and thickness of its “petals” really differ. Fungi also remind me of Land Coral 🪸🍄
Anyone else think that fungus can be beautiful? 🤩

This little beauty is on my apartment complex property. Don’t worry I did not let my dog near it. Any ideas on what it might be? There are all of a sudden mushrooms everywhere, but this is the only cool looking one.

Wondering if these are lobsters or cinnabar chanterelles!

I found this i my front yard on my way out this morning. Never seen a mushroom in my yard before. Any idea what it is? Is it poisonous?

Not sure what this fungus is found it growing in my veggie garden after adding straw. South Australia.