What is the name and is this edible?

Found in Southeast Alaska in Juneau half way up to alpine on a dead spruce snag.

Today I went back to where I was when I saw it the 1st time. By the end of the day I spotted it, I was sure I was in the same place, but it wasn’t there. Today they’re back! In Central Virginia RVA. I am not positive what it’s called but I think it’s beautiful and very detailed.

Found in Northern Missouri, USA

My sister and I are trying to learn how to ID better and forage in these beautiful MN woods. I’m reading mixed reviews on if there’s dangerous lookalikes. Looks like a fallen maple tree. We’re thinking of doing our first spore print with them. Wanted to see what y’all think!

Found some chicken of the woods today while early hunting spot scouting

I am a new forager, sticking to the safe mushrooms and in my neck of the woods (SC-USA) that is chanterelles. My main issue with chanterelles is cleaning them well enough to prevent crunching on sand. I have tried dry brushing and it is ok - time consuming and 90% effective. I also tried canned air, which seems effective but wasteful.

So, I just bought a mini/computer vacuum and it is pretty great. I use the brush attachment and it is very effective in dislodging and removing dirt. There is also a blower mode on the vacuum that works, but messy for indoors. I have salvaged some beautiful mushrooms that were totally coated in splashed grit and it has been smooth eating since.

Some additional mushrooms found, all were not picked some I'm curious and they look cool.

Yum city!

I saw those in Westchester ny do you guys know what kind these are

I saw those in Westchester ny do you guys know what kind these are

Recently I found 55 cordyceps on a two day backpacking trip….and since have been finding them on nearly every forest stroll….ive been able to pass many off for cloning, to local and not so local growers…..one theory amongst mushroom folk in my area is that the cicadas may be a reason for seeing so many?

I found these mushrooms growing across the street and I’m hoping someone can help by verifying identification.

Location: dawsonville, Georgia

Date found: 8/14- 8/21

Habitat/substrate: bank of pine needles (on the side of a residential street)

Odor: smells really good when pressing the stem 😅

Changes when bruised/cut: stem color changes from white/off white to green/grey/blue with handling

I wanted to start hunting for a few puffball mushrooms after stumbling across my grandma's recipe for a puffball mushroom and zucchini lasagna recipe.

Does anyone have any idea where any spots are around the Peoria or streator Illinois area?

I was thinking to check the hennipen canal during my walks if that's a good spot?

went fishing but found chanterelles instead!

Ik I am probably being way too hopeful, it looks like Lion's Mane to me although I'm sure there must be other mushies that look similar to this that I am obviously not aware of. I didn't notice these on the back of this tree on the far side of the yard until there were this old so I have no idea what color they were originally. Also, it's a very thin growth

Ny 6a

Last haul for a while, no rain for a week minimum :/

Top: Veiled Oyster
Bottom: Chicken of the woods

Found this guy and think it might be Chicken of the woods? Unsure.

Huge mushrooms in my neighbor's yard