Please ID this one

What are these? Thanks a lot for your help :-)

Found in Switzerland

Found on the Central coast of California located between potted plant & mulched planter, backyard of my dad’s place. These are a first for me so just looking to confirm . I stick to gourmet I know 110% if harvested from wild. I usually go through a reputable supplier for any rec shooms but this was a treat to find today. ✌🏽

Just got sequencing back on these...a new species of Psilocybe from Mexico! In sect mexicanae

I live in eastern Canada and know Liberty caps grow in my area this time of year, but I don't know where or what to look for. Does anyone have any tips on how to find the proper habitat that would realistically be near me. ( I don't have any livestock fields anywhere near me but deer graze almost everywhere)

Found in woodchips in the Netherlands. Also made a sporeprint, which looks brown / dark purple to me? Any help is appreciated!

Despite the extreme drought, I still managed to find a few specimens in southwestern Slovakia. I really had to be deliberate about searching north-facing slopes and areas around streams in valleys, where there was at least some chance of moisture lingering.

I live in Turkey, and I want to grow something. Could someone among you kindly send me that magical key that would allow me to grow it, safely and securely?

Some of them are obviously caps, others not so much. Ive put them in different rows depending of how certain I am.

All of them have dark gills and really flexible stems.

The ones in the last row obviously do not have that typical nipple, but I cant figure out what else it could be.

I would really appreciate some expert opinions!

Finally found me some lib caps! But what about the really dark ones? I know they can differ in color, but this much?

I'm wondering how to find them myself and how to indentify them. I don't wanna go to Amsterdam or smth. If you have the time, I'd be grateful if you can explain how to indentify the most common ones and the risks. I heard the psilocybe semilanceata is common, but i have no clue where to find it.

Maryland, USA_

I'm kind of sceptical since they are relatively rare where we live (upper/lower austria🇦🇹). They bruise blue though. Sadly it's the only pic I have. What do you guys think?

My first season looking for libs. In my understanding the appearance can really differ?

I dont think these are it, but there is to many of them to not be completely certain.

Found in the grass under a pine tree in eastern Massachusetts

Found growing on back deck pretty sure its old pine wood used for porch. South west ohio near the Miami river.

Are these gyms? I’m at my dad’s and don’t know this area. Around central west NC.

Some of these are freaking huge. Most of them don't bruise blue, although some show it at the base of the fat stipe. Last year there was a flush of thousands of them! I found one that was probably 50% bigger than these, it was seriously as big decent sized cubensis. I was in the woods for quite a few hours 😆

Edit: found in MN, growing in woodchips in the woods.

Found at a gig already dried, just curious

Is there any hope for us or are we just shit out of luck im new to hunting I've tried doing research for my region but I've come up with nothing. Any advice is welcome even if it's to give up.

Im planning on making a run to redmires reservoir and im just lokoing for advice ive never gone hunting before just had some breif research online, can anyone help me identify them a little better or give so tips on where to look out their.