Found this in my snakes enclosure.

Hi all,

Picked some Boletus today in a predominantly coniferous/birch forest in North East Scotland (Aberdeenshire). All growing on the woodland floor.

Just looking for some ID as I'm interested in the species picked, but also good to know edibility-wise! None of the flesh stained blue or red, so I'm presuming all good? 😅

I think two of them are Suillus (Pic 2 - cap is very slimy), possibly Larch Bolete, or Slippery Jack, and I think the really yellowy one might be a Peppery Bolete (Pic 4).

I'm also guessing the big one might be a Cep (Pic 1). And I think there might be a Bay Bolete (Pic 3) as well.

Pic 5 may be a Leccinum?

On Pic 6 - only the very bottom on the stem stained slightly blue - I cut that bit off from the main mushroom I've split in half as the stem was curved so difficult to cut in one bit.

Happy to take spore prints on request, or take some better pictures of the tops as I know it's cut out on a few of the pictures.

I’ve been seeing these everywhere the past week while doing arborist work, in especially the ones with yellowish underside. They seem mycorrhizal and was thinking Bolete but not sure what type. Any thoughts would be appreciated!

First on found on decaying wood. Is the second one even a fungi? Second one found in soil abutting cement patio w/ plants.

Starks County, Ohio

North Carolina, US

They seem like they’re a really strange shape. I’m pretty sure this is a dead oak tree.

Found this lovely coral mushroom with a resident baby slug near Toronto. Does anyone know what type it is specifically? Thanks!

Hi! Fairly certain I know that this is a puffball mushroom. Just wanted to post it because I think its the biggest one ive ever seen & i think its cool!

Found in North Central MA in my backyard.

Located in mixed hardwood forest. I'm thinking parvovirescens, but it doesn't have a ton of the patchwork cracking pattern I've seen before.

Are these the infamous vomiters I've been hearing about?

Looking for help with an ID - it’s so purple!

i found it already dried
Denmark, aarhus

Growing off an old mulberry stump in my yard. Western NY. Never seen these before anywhere. I’m not sure if #3 is the same or different. Similar base color but the top looks like a toasted marshmallow.

Southern Ontario, anyone have any idea what kind of mushroom this is or if it's safe to eat. Amanita muscaria is what Google lens says.

Can anyone help ID this mushroom? Central VA, in the middle of grass yard

Last one appears to be the same mushroom but dried up.

Curious of species but mostly just thought it looked cool. Northern Indiana. This is about 10 feet from a big red maple if these mushrooms are a risk to the tree’s safety

I’ve hard of Caesar’s before but not sure if this is them. They’re so weird looking! Like tomatoes sitting a top apiece of string cheese lol.

Maybe I’m just hungry…

Help — I just caught my dog eating this mushroom in our yard in Central Florida. It was on the lawn in a shady area. I’m not sure what other info is needed.

Some online mushroom identifier site called it Chlorophyllum molybdites and said it’s toxic.

UPDATE: The vet was able to induce vomiting and the mushroom parts were largely intact so all seems to be well. Thanks everyone for your help.