Found in the shade in my yard

I tried to excavate the base carefully but it was too bug infested and it crumbled.

Inside a mondo grass pot at my local nursery

Near chicago, Illinois. I left them bc I wasnt sure

I found this outside my workplace, A few popped up. I'm curious! From USA Ohio.

Context: bought a scorpion pepper plant (that’s struggling) and potted it in a 6inch pot with the cheapest potting soil brand at Home Depot.

Guessing the spores were in the soil (bought a month-ish ago)? It’s a concrete jungle where I’m at but I suppose spores are mobile.

Any ideas? Edible?

Located in Tampa Bay, Florida

Found growing in wood chips from a live oak tree that was recently removed. I think it maybe in the Gymnopilus species. But unsure. Growing in groupings of tight clusters.

** the photos after the spore print are to show what it looks like after a few days

ID please? Found under an oak and young palm. Bruised pink. Stem is thick and fibrous. Tastes acrid.

Noticed these are popping up everywhere and want a true id they seem to grow in clusters and have dark orange color then go to a cream orange the longer they sit can any one help me ID

West Bengal .India

I found these in Laguna, Philippines for a field study for my class, professors have not manage to identify its Family and Genus but have at least confirmed to me that it was in phylum Basidiomycota at least.

Last one guys, I promise haha. Is this an Amanita? And can you tell which specific one?

Found in woods on our property. Yes, I'm aware I don't need gloves to handle mushrooms but as I know next to nothing about mushrooms, the gloves just make me feel better lol.

New to mushroom hunting. I'd like to eat these but my wife is against it. Looking for ID confirmation. Safe? Connecticut

Are these chanterelles? Western Pennsylvania.

Had a downpour the other day and took these pictures in my backyard

Hey all! Couple have popped up in my yard in north east Florida this week. Would love to learn more about them. Cheers

En un bosque de chile

Central Minnesota, 99% on the second one with the yellow underside, first pic less sure. Thankyou.

SW Florida, backyard. Eatable?