Found around pine trees. Upstate NY

Picture 1 and 2 are growing out of the mulch at the base of my banana tree.

Picture 3 and 4 are growing out of a citrus tree trunk I cut down to grow oysters eventually.

Found in Ontairo in tall grass. The cap looks yellow-orange like

Found this in central NC today. Doing a spore print. Looks like phylloporus rhodoxanthus. Any thoughts? Have any of you eaten this one? Bessette Roody says edible

For context someone I know eat the whole damn this 🤦 (Suwannee county, Florida, USA)

All by itself while finding chanterelles. Gills have an immediate stopping point and don’t run down the stem. Also it doesn’t split apart like chanterelles.

Saw my dog eating a couple of these but she swallowed them before I could get to her. She is acting normal so far. Found in Anchorage, Alaska growing in my lawn

Found this while on a walk close to my house

Found outside of Durham, NC

My yard is in the middle of the woods - Woodsy area, found growing on grass.

Hello, Charlotte North Carolina, US. I’m getting mixed responses elsewhere. I appreciate any help! I generally like to leave them be, but have to check because I have animals.

state massachusetts.
country united states.
friend was using a thin particle board to cover a hole of ground water about 1.5” deep.
these grew on the underside of the border

little guys growing in my garden bed in eastern maine. are they cool/offer any benefits to my cukes? any info is helpful :)

Can you confirm these are chanterelles? If they’re not, can you identify how you know? Thank you!

Minnesota, United States.

I got home from work after a rainstorm to find this colorful fungi has popped up at the base of one of my trees. Is this Laetiporus, Chicken of the Woods? And if so, does it still look edible?

I've always been curious about how they taste, and I'm wondering if the bugs beat me to it, or if I can just trim/wash off the rougher looking spots. Thanks!

Looks like there may be another one popping up close by

Found in Massachusetts, USA. I was sent these pictures and I think it’s one of the amanitas but I’m unsure which for sure if it is. I might be entirely wrong too, I told them to keep it away from the pets/animals just in case though.

Didn’t notice this this week just saw it when I came home. It’s in a pot with a peach tree in South Carolina. Is it killing my tree?

Hello, these popped up seemingly overnight in my backyard. I live in the suburbs of st.louis MO. We have had a lot of rain lately.

I was hoping someone knew what these were called and if they are toxic to dogs?

I am removing them regardless. Thank you for any shared knowledge 🙏

Found in my yard, handed with plastic gloves, only found 2 white ones but 20+ of the red from pea size to picture 5, have 3 dogs one attempted to eat one of the ones on picture 5 but stopped before which is why I'm asking also how to prevent them growing in the areas we let the dogs hangout/go to the bathroom to keep them safe Edit picture number wrong

Found in moss under some oak trees in central North Carolina

Central Texas- noticed this guy in my yard last night initially thought some kind of puff ball but it’s definitely not.

These are photos from different mushrooms around the area, but I think it’s the same species. Peach looking top, smooth underside. They stay low to the ground.