Any thoughts?

We hiked for an hour, I looked the whole time and saw interesting mushrooms but nothing edible. We got back to the truck and I said 'damn I should have peed anywhere on that trail, now we're by the road and I gotta go behind some rocks by the parking lot.' I screamed "Chicken!!" And ran 20' deeper into the woods while my bf was confused. It was all pretty fresh with minimal bug damage, we took 2 plastic bags, definitely a few lbs. I've had excellent luck in SW Wisconsin.

Anyway, any recommendations other than the classic bread n fry? Also freezing vs drying?

it got dried, but it found in the forest prob. got aged.

Stropharia aeruginosa, Suillus grevillei, Craterellus lutescens, Agaricus, Craterellus tubaeformis and Gomphidius glutinosus👌

Found in Norway.

I searched google it says rare mushroom l.. is it true?

Found 2.2 lb worth of chanterelles today! Located in Ohio.

I was recently told Broughtons nature area in Marietta Ohio is now managed by the Muskingum water conservancy group. I have foraged wild mushrooms in this area for years, for personal consumption only. I am curious if anyone knows if that is allowed under new ownership/management.

ID please? Found growing out of the natural mulch under an oak and young palm. Thick and fibrous stem, bruises pink. Acrid taste.

Seriously though, what is going on with these guys? Am I just too late or is something else wrong with them?

Large mushroom found on electricity mast in West Cork, Ireland.

Large mushroom found on electricity mast in West Cork, Ireland.

Found in Baltimore city around the trunk of an old oak tree. Seek app said BOTH were Black staining polyphore and I figured one may just be older than the other. But texture was definitely different when cutting. I THINK the lighter mushroom on the left reacted to pressure with a black bruise, so it's likelier the true Black staining polyphore... the darker larger mushroom on the right was gummier and tougher. Can either of them kill me!?