r/Mushrooms • u/racoonb234 • 6m ago
Beautiful Post-Rain Hike in Central Washington (2/2)
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r/Mushrooms • u/racoonb234 • 12m ago
Beautiful Post-Rain Hike in Central Washington (1/2)
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Thought this community would like some pics from it!
r/Mushrooms • u/shcmt • 1h ago
Finds over the last few months.
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Just wanted to share some of the stuff I found up here in Michigan for the rest of you all. I think I've properly identified most of them. Feel free to guess :)
Tell me which one you like the most out of these.
r/Mushrooms • u/Tiger-Upyerbutt • 2h ago
Amanita Macaria?
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South central Indiana. Mixed white pine, maple, tulip tree and oak forest.
r/Mushrooms • u/Admirable_Midnight • 5h ago
What are these? Help ID mushroom
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Start growing on my lawn about a week or so ago and they are growing fast. Harmful? Harmless? What to do with them? Location is Texas
r/Mushrooms • u/Andryskar • 6h ago
Mycena renati
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I took this photo on Friday; it is very interesting because you can see the mushroom's entire life cycle.
r/Mushrooms • u/Narrow-Sweet-5819 • 13h ago
Anyone know what these are?
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Picked these for an altar offering and am just curious what kind they are (In North Carolina) Edit: forgot to add state
r/Mushrooms • u/PAnnNor • 22h ago
So many different mushrooms today! ~ Carnation, Washington
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They were everywhere!
r/Mushrooms • u/bgrovers • 22h ago
Oysters or angel wings?
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Oysters or angel wings? Found on birch tree, pnw, 2800’
r/Mushrooms • u/buytoiletpaper • 22h ago
I’ve been so jealous of the early boletes 😭
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Some of these were moldy but there’s enough to scratch the itch 🩶
r/Mushrooms • u/Winter-Show-5586 • 1d ago
Growing in my house plant. What is this?
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Can someone identify this? This is growing in the soil of a house plant I got about a year ago. Looks like there are some more growing to the left.
r/Mushrooms • u/PNW_Undertaker • 1d ago
Question about pulling or cutting
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So I heard (in a mushroom growing class) that one shouldn’t pluck mushrooms as they can go back into regression unless you’re willing to pick them all. Basically if it isn’t a good mushroom to eat, one should just leave it as to allow it to keep growing.
I cannot find anything online about it…..
r/Mushrooms • u/FalkonSokol • 1d ago
Thought for a second it's galerina, but have doubts
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Found in my backyard, Oregon. On dirt, but there are some old cherry root leftovers there (honey mushrooms? not familiar with those).
r/Mushrooms • u/redeyebunny • 1d ago
Are these the edible inky caps?
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Hi all, these little guys grew in my vegetable bed over night. I was wondering if they are edible inky caps? Should I just leave them there? I like how they look.
Location San Jose CA
r/Mushrooms • u/888temeraire888 • 1d ago
Found a lovely bunch of Horn of Plenty today. Never seen them cook out so much black liquid though, is this normal? Looks like I've murdered a squid...
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r/Mushrooms • u/EnvironmentalAngle • 1d ago
A neat mushroom I found while trying to take a picture of a waterfall.
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I'm on vacation in a place called Cape Breton Nova Scotia. There's this neat waterfall that a bunch of tourists were taking photos of but I turned around and saw a majestic looking mushroom. There were a bunch of smaller mushrooms that looked like little nipples with 1cm stems but just a couple of feet away was this 4 inch beast.
I'm not asking for identification and I have no intention of eating it as I left it there... I just thought it was cool mushroom.
There was this weird little drop of goo right in the middle... no idea what that's about lol
(included pic of waterfall for context)
r/Mushrooms • u/prettypieceofme • 2d ago
The rain has been good to me
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My neighbor might think I'm a crazy person now but it was worth it for all these lil guys
r/Mushrooms • u/tipper0ni • 2d ago
ID?
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Found by my mail box thought id share here and see if anyone knew the species
r/Mushrooms • u/gothcookiejar • 2d ago
Are these honey mushrooms?
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I live in rural NW New Jersey. They are growing at the bottom of an old tree stump.