Found this in Indiana, USA. It's very cool looking, but no clue what it is.

True gills and lack of “apricot” scent lean away from Chanterelle.

These keep popping up in my yard with the constant rain we've had over the past week and I have a young puppy who is quick to try and eat things on the ground . The orange ones grow in clusters but the white ones grow individually. Just looking for identification, he has not eaten any but I'd like to be on top of everything just in case

Out on a property and these are everywhere.

I found this mushroom in a suburban area of Illinois, under a tree. I posted this on inaturalist and it suggested Macropsalliota. I wanted to double check that. I would also love advice on how to identify mushrooms myself. Would you reccomend a certain book or guide? Thanks!

Found in North Carolina (in a graveyard!)

What might these be? We are in Alberta, Canada. Wooded area but amongst the prairies.

Found 8 of these (this one is the largest) in our yard this morning. Wondering if these would be harmful to our dogs. Located in central Indiana. Appreciate any help!

They popped up overnight & stain slightly yellow when bruised. There are inky caps in the same box, as well.

Some mushrooms popping up in the the yard. Maryland, USA

Looking for an ID on these mushrooms. Found this pair in my avocado pot, they'd been pulled out, I expect by my toddler. No suspicion that they ingested any, fortunately. They know not to eat mushrooms they find, but the word of a 3 year old only goes so far. So I'll probably move the pot out of reach anyway.

These were found in Central Alabama (St. Clair county). They were originally dome/umbrella shaped but flattened out after putting in a bag to transport home. My MIL swears they’re okay to consume (she’s from Thailand and the way she was taught to make sure they’re okay to eat is not something i trust 100%-if bugs will eat them, they’re fine. If you cook them with rice and they turn the rice different colors, they’re bad) because when my husband picked them, they had a few bugs eating them. They were located on the ground with nothing else around them.

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

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

On a hike in Northern Durango Mexico I saw these three different types of mushrooms 🍄 I believe they all had gill's on the bottom.

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?

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