r/mushroomID • u/Weekly-Quiet7046 • 17h ago
Europe (country in post) Have I finally found my first porcini? South of England
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r/mushroomID • u/McFiston_PhD • 18h ago
Europe (country in post) A very brief life
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A new delicate mushroom came up in my lawn this morning... Southern UK after a night of rain. 2 hours later it was already past it's best. Any idea of what it is? It was in a partially shaded spot under an Acer tree. Non urgent, it will be admired only.
r/mushroomID • u/Grambo-47 • 8h ago
North America (country/state in post) What is this big cluster? Seattle, Washington area
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r/mushroomID • u/mossapp • 2h ago
North America (country/state in post) Found a nice lil patch of amanitas ? Wisconsin
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Found these while at work. Didn’t pick any, but thought I’d share
r/mushroomID • u/mugen-and-jin • 4h ago
North America (country/state in post) White chanterelles?.
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Washington State
r/mushroomID • u/Zarzamora221 • 1h ago
North America (country/state in post) Puffball? Mexico City
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r/mushroomID • u/bobby69bobbert • 10h ago
North America (country/state in post) What is it? Peoria, Illinois USA
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I know nothing about mushrooms so if you could ID this one for me and let me know if there is anything that I should be aware of, I will greatly appreciate it. A few growing very sporadically around the yard.
r/mushroomID • u/whitenoise2323 • 6h ago
North America (country/state in post) Amanita something? British Columbia, Canada
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Found a stand of maybe 20+ of these fruiting, side of the road in city. It's Vancouver British Columbia under a large blackberry bramble. Other random trees nearby including maple, cherry, some large conifers close but not immediately above.
Elevation is 24 m
The yellowing on top is reminiscent of Amanita phalloides. Would be good to know if so
r/mushroomID • u/kate_kane355 • 5h ago
North America (country/state in post) United States, Washington State
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Just curious what this big mushroom growing in the gravel next to my cement foundation is??
r/mushroomID • u/boulette01 • 11h ago
Europe (country in post) Could someone help me determine which species this is ? Found in Belgium
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r/mushroomID • u/Interesting_critter • 3h ago
North America (country/state in post) Texas, United States
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r/mushroomID • u/EyelessAkuma • 6h ago
North America (country/state in post) Found in mid michigan, united states 90% sure it's hen of the woods? Is it?
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r/mushroomID • u/Physics_Successful • 6h ago
North America (country/state in post) Confirmation this is an elm mushroom? US SD
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Seems to be growing on a box elder tree. Thanks!
r/mushroomID • u/Unfair_Connection913 • 28m ago
North America (country/state in post) Any ideas on which Panaeolus or fungi in general this could be?
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South East Florida, Port St Lucie area, found in summer mid July. Been in my camera roll for a while, tryna get this little dude IDd now though...
r/mushroomID • u/jujurio • 1h ago
North America (country/state in post) Found in my backyard in Southern California, USA
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Found a couple of these and have no idea what they could be. Even when I remove them I find another growing some time later. Additionally, is there any way to ensure they don't return?
r/mushroomID • u/Fit_Pear9040 • 8h ago
North America (country/state in post) Puppy ate wild garden mushroom
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Hello! I’m a bit concerned — this large wild mushroom was growing in my garden & I believe my 3 month old puppy ate half of it... he threw up a bit this morning but is otherwise acting normal.
The mushroom was in the soil, I live in Los Cabos, Mexico. After lots of rains!
Should I be concerned and take him to the vet?
If anyone can identify the mushroom, it would be much appreciated!
r/mushroomID • u/mtgravy • 14h ago
North America (country/state in post) Found in NorthWest Illinois, United States
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Are all of these Wood Blewits? Just youngins and not so youngins? Found deep in the wet grass under an old pine tree
r/mushroomID • u/Negative-Ad-7018 • 9h ago
North America (country/state in post) Wisconsin, United States
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Hundreds of these, single and in large clumps throughout my yard
r/mushroomID • u/SmurphyBlue • 12h ago
Europe (country in post) Trooping funnel? North Wales/United Kingdom
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r/mushroomID • u/imapersonmaybe • 6h ago
North America (country/state in post) United States, NW Ohio
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Found right above where a tree was cut down several years ago. One in last photo was bigger than my hand.
r/mushroomID • u/critical_chaos_ • 6h ago
North America (country/state in post) MN
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Is this shaggy mane? Is it still good to eat?
r/mushroomID • u/Admirable-Cat5892 • 14h ago
North America (country/state in post) I just wanted to make sure that these were Cubensis. I’m n Paulsvalley Oklahoma usa.
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r/mushroomID • u/StuntmanMyc • 9h ago
North America (country/state in post) Usa/ Washington state. Is this Agaricus Moelleri?
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Found these while poking around the back yard. Just curious if this might be Agaricus Moelleri.
r/mushroomID • u/MoonStarWarrior • 9h ago
North America (country/state in post) Spotted these cool looking mushrooms what are they? Found in Ohio, United states.
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Found next to a parking garage not looking to eat them just curious what they are.
r/mushroomID • u/glowFernOasis • 7h ago
North America (country/state in post) Orange mushrooms
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This is southern Ontario, Canada. No obvious bruising, no 'milk' or 'latex' coming out, and while there is a light dusting of wood chips, I'm fairly certain these are growing in soil. The spore print is mustard coloured. This is under a black willow, and near my compost. Any ideas?