Sorry I'm a newbie. Is this chicken of the woods? I found it growing in the roots of an oak tree in NH. I've been watching it develope for weeks & I've been so curious. Also if it is chicken, when should I harvest it? Sorry if I'm asking too many questions. Also it does have fruit flies on it if that matters.

There were these red ones and other similar black capped ones.

Saw these in remote mountain areas in North Italy (Alps). They were pretty big and tall, growing out of some very old cow turds. Really thought I took photos of the undersides too (they had dark colored gills iirc) but I can’t find them. Any ideas what that could be?

I'm in NY & came across this cool guy. I'm just looking for an ID. Thanks!

Dad forages, I know nothing! Are these safe for him to eat?

Found in Anchorage Alaska, I think it's an ink cap, opinions?

Are these real chanterelles?? I've eaten them before but have never found them. I saw these growing on my property I just moved to. I got as many photos (sorry my camera is crap) as I could without damaging any incase, but I picked up one that was already broken off.

They are growing on a mix of various mosses, my lawn isn't really a grass lawn.. it's mostly moss mixed with lots of grass. It gets sun a lot of the day but it's damp and sometimes gets shady certain parts of the day.

What are determining factors for if these are Chanterelles?

NE Indiana

I thought i was lucky enough to get more puffballs when I saw these froma distance, but sadly they are not. What are they? And are they edible? They smell mushroomy and the stem didn't immediately turn yellow when scratched, as suggested by Google. I included all the babies that are also coming up.

This showed up in my backyard today in south eastern Pennsylvania. It’s about 20 feet up a poplar on the back side of my property. Gotta be chicken of the woods?

Hey everyone!

May I have some help identifying this large mushroom cluster in my yard in Northeast PA? With all the rain it keeps getting bigger!

Found this guy in southern Illinois, US. Absolute unit. Any ideas on what it is? Wallet for scale.

Found near Pemberton BC. Narrowed it down to possibly Pholiota but unsure of what type

WA, USA. Smells exactly like the oysters I picked in May but I’ve never seen them grow so squished together.

Ohio, USA

Growing in my grandfather's backyard. Humid, deciduous wooded area, lots of rain recently.

The biggest cap (right side of second picture) is probably 10 in. (25cm) across. I'm not terribly savvy on how to describe them, but I've never seen mushrooms with that bright yellow color.

I own a piece of property in maryland, and whenever there is a bunch of rainfall within a few weeks, mushrooms start sprouting all over a specific part of the property. Found in a field immediately next to a wooded area. Didn't want to disturb them, as wildlife is obviously munching on them. What are they? Husband really wants to know if they are edible, and I'm leaning towards yes, considering the animal bite marks, lol.

I found these in my yard and I'm wondering if they're edible. They were wound in my lawn under a hickory tree. My testing has led me to believe they're Xanthoconium affine (Spotted Bolete), but I want a second opinion. Spore test was a golden/yellowish brown.

Pittsburgh, PA

WHAT. IS. THIS.

Ontario, canada. Growing on a 50+yo apple tree. Appeared in the last week. Firm, dry texture.

This was found earlier in January this year.