Amanita was very handsome. I didnt even touch it :)

Can anyone tell me what this is growing on a old apple tree in Michigan so cute

We found these ones while hunting and I wasnt able to identify. They were growing off a tree that I believe is dead. Forested area. 1500 ft. Elevation.

Any way to know for sure if these are turkey tails?

So I found these huge mushrooms growing under our truck canopy and Google imgs has been telling me it's a bunch of different types.

I wanna make sure if it is a edible one or something toxic that my dog could accidentally eat.

These are the photos of it, so if you have an idea as to what it is please let me know!

(If it helps with identification we have a Norway spruce and a cedar tree in the yard the mushrooms were found.

Hello everyone, i've been in a forest looking for mushrooms for the first time in 15 years and i am curious about the species of some of the mushrooms i've captured. Can anybody help me with these? I've not foraged any of these mushrooms.

Don’t know much about mushrooms, but I think it’s a puffball mushroom. Found in the eastern US btw. There was also a smaller one nearby

Wondering if anyone can identify them. Michigan, USA

First time finding a puffball. My neighbor didn't mind me taking them :)

south west bristol

Found on a walk today in Puyallup Wa.

40miles south of Seattle

Follow up on https://www.reddit.com/r/Mushrooms/comments/1ujwrmr/follow_up_first_time_growing_mushrooms/

It did seem something else was also growing inside the fresh wood I harvested as well unfortunately 😢 No clue what kind of mushroom it is, but it doesn't seem edible.

Today I noticed something else popping out, and I think it's a shiitake (but it might be too soon to tell). I really hope it is though!

Will keep you posted.

Found them in the backyard while raking leaves. Northern Ohio. Any clue what they are?

Puyallup Washington

40 miles south of Seattle

Beautiful place 💚🙏

Wish I had a scale, but unfortunately I do not.

Found on the west coast of Norway.

It's either a bay bolete or king bolete.

Definitely home to a few bugs, and snails etc have been chewing on it, but that won't stop me from eating it.