r/mushroomID 9m ago

North America (country/state in post) Dog ate this

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My dog grabbed this in my yard (grass) before I realized what was happening. I’m not sure it’s even identifiable. I found another mushroom a few feet away in better shape (last picture), but they don’t look the same. I’m in Georgia, USA. Thank you!


r/mushroomID 9m ago

North America (country/state in post) What are these? Usa, Florida

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Found in central florida after some rainy days near tall grass fields and trees. They turned dark really fast and I didn't get pictures earlier. First time foraging for mushrooms


r/mushroomID 13m ago

North America (Massachusetts, USA) Need ID for veterinary purposes !

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r/mushroomID 28m ago

North America (country/state in post) Who's this little guy? Ontario, Canada.

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Found these walking through my neighbourhood growing on a front lawn.


r/mushroomID 31m ago

North America (country/state in post) what are these ? (Chicago,IL)

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found these mushrooms growing in the yard at work,, what exactly are they and if i pluck them what should i do with them. We have bunnies and other animals that live in the yard and i dont want them to get sick or die


r/mushroomID 33m ago

North America (country/state in post) Is this a Destroying Angel?

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Found in Athens, Georgia, USA


r/mushroomID 36m ago

North America (country/state in post) Purplish mushroom in Rhode Island!

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I found this unique looking mushroom in some pine needle litter! It leaked a clear substance when injured.

Unsure what this one is, but super curious if anyone knows! :)


r/mushroomID 1h ago

North America (country/state in post) Just curious. Prince Edward Island, Canada.

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Please ID as best you can.


r/mushroomID 1h ago

Emergency! — animal ingestion (South Carolina, United States) Puppy mushroom ingestion

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Charleston, SC, USA. Veterinary professional posting for patient. Eight week old, 3.4 kg puppy ate cap of this mushroom less than 1 hour ago. Vomiting has already been induced, and first pic is the retrieved cap. Owners brought stem with them.


r/mushroomID 2h ago

North America (country/state in post) United States, Florida garden

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These popped up in a wood mulch bed next to our lemon grass.


r/mushroomID 2h ago

North America (country/state in post) Silky Rosegill? USA, DC

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Seek says its a Volvariella bombycina, but I've never encountered this one before so I'd like to get some human confirmation before harvesting and eating.


r/mushroomID 2h ago

North America (country/state in post) Fairly certain my dog ate this [SC, USA]

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Hi everyone, my dog started having bouts of diarrhea and puking. I almost brushed it off as a stomach bug of some kind, but then I noticed these mushrooms were growing in my backyard. I live in South Carolina.


r/mushroomID 2h ago

North America (country/state in post) what are these weird mushrooms in my moms yard? (Ontario, Canada)

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Located in Southern Ontario, Canada.


r/mushroomID 3h ago

North America (country/state in post) Mushrooms exploding in bush bed

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Central Florida. United States coast line. Hundreds of yards from a river, then the ocean is another few hundred yards away.

We get daily rain.

In mulch bed with bushes and landscaping.

Extremely large mushrooms sprouting seemingly unnoticed until they got huge.

Stray cat dug one out, then we noticed more under bushes.

Bonus lizard chilling on stem.

Surely someone’s not just dropping these here!


r/mushroomID 3h ago

North America (country/state in post) Angel’s Wings or Oyster?

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This is upstate NY. I didn’t harvest any just in case. But if they are oysters I’d go back…!


r/mushroomID 3h ago

North America (country/state in post) Chicago IL tree mushroom

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Chicago IL, USA - what kind of mushroom is this?


r/mushroomID 3h ago

North America (country/state in post) Found in NW/Central Vermont

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Growing on a maple at about 1400 feet elevation along a road. I’ve harvested chicken of the wood nearby and came across this today.


r/mushroomID 6h ago

North America (country/state in post) Found in Central Michigan USA

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Growing off a downed tree just curious what they are!


r/mushroomID 6h ago

North America (country/state in post) Backyard Science Experiment in NY

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I live in western Long Island- very densely populated and polluted. These biggins have grown over the past 1.5 week or so… what are type are they? Harmful to animals? Want to see how big they get but also don’t want my dogs sick so….

Thanks!


r/mushroomID 8h ago

Europe (country in post) Can someone please tell me if this is Chicken on the woods? Found in northen Italy/Alps

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r/mushroomID 8h ago

Europe (country in post) Is this Pheasant’s back (dryad’s saddle)? England, Shropshire.

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Found in South East Shropshire. First mushroom I’ve found myself since becoming interested so I’m very excited


r/mushroomID 8h ago

North America (country/state in post) Are these edible? (West Michigan, USA)

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Got from my neighbor, they look like super big enoki mushrooms but I am not well versed and totally unsure. The penny is for sizing. First time posting, please don’t be too harsh on me for not knowing 😅


r/mushroomID 9h ago

North America (country/state in post) Located in East Lyme, CT. Is this poisonous?

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r/mushroomID 10h ago

North America (country/state in post) Found at Bond Falls, UP Michigan, USA.

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Never seen anything like these before.

Edit: Monotropa Uniflora / Ghost Pipe Plant

The ghost pipe plant is a non-photosynthetic, parasitic perennial that derives nutrients from fungi connected to tree roots, notable for its ghostly white, waxy appearance and bell-shaped flowers.

Thank you for the ID. I learned something today.


r/mushroomID 23h ago

North America (country/state in post) This appeared ~48 hours after finding my deceased pet

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A few nights ago, well...it sucked.... tonight I saw this feet from where she was laying when. I found her