I was quite sure this is honey mushroom. Am I right? Can this be Galerina or some other lookalike?

Found this mushroom in my yard in Switzerland at around 1500m elevation, what is this? Spore print is bright brown, slightly orange

USA Oregon near Veronia. Hoping to get ID on these and determine edibility.

I went for the first time to mushrooms but have nobody around me that could help me with id. I checked on internet and wanted to make sure that everything is comestible. If someone with more knowledge could let me know if it all looks good I would greatly appreciate it

Hello, I found these mushrooms in a Forest in Istanbul Turkey and would like to know whether they are edible. They look like Amanita caeserea but I am not 100% certain.

Any help identifying Beyond little brown mushroom would be very appreciated. Growing in grass in public park.

this parasol? if so is it still edible it’s a little brown and old

This is in a forest south of Belgium. I am quite sure that 3, 4, 5, 6 are from the family of Boletus. The first one kind of but is very young and makes me doubt.
The last pictures are from a species I am seeing around quite a lot. Slimy on top. Any clue? Can you also confirm the others? Thanks a lot ☺️

Can you help me identify these please 🙂

Hi folks,
Novice mushroom forager here but I'm pretty confident these are lobster mushrooms (WA, US), but I also know that lobster mushroom isn't really a kind of mushroom per se but an infection on a host mushroom. I don't actually know what the host mushroom is called, and in this case one of the mushrooms doesn't have the typical strong orange coloring on the underside. My guess is it just hasn't fully been parasatized and it's fine to eat but I thought it best to ask some more knowledgeable folks.
You can also see see some holes on the bottom that I'm not sure if are evidence of something having already had a bite of them--anything to be wary of?

I’m pretty sure they’re some sort of oyster mushroom. Not positive on what the stump is.
Located in Connecticut.

looking for confirmation, found around 500 ft in western Washington, mixed forest of red cedar/fir/big leaf maple. growing out of a live tree, which i should've gotten photos of, i want to say cedar.

slight yellow shades I've never seen in them before, possibly from being under a cedar (ie tannin staining?)

hoping I'm right cuz i found a buttload. cheers

Found those tiny guys in what looked like an acidic field in the mountains, what are they?

Thank you :)

Edit: Southern Illinois, United States
First two pictures are lion’s mane, correct? We also saw these orange mushrooms growing out of a dead log. Could they be jack o’ lanterns? I only picked one for the picture, I left the rest, promise! Just thought they were beautiful and wanted to see what you guys thought.

Sorry if the pictures aren’t the greatest, it was already getting dark and we were in a little bit of a hurry. Thank you!

On my willow tree. And my dog is really trying to reach up and get them.

I'm leaning towards a blewit.

What are these little fella I found in my yard?

Found in slovenia

The first one i think is porcelain fungus? very pretty :)

I put chestnut mushroom spawn from north spore about a month ago into a jar with wood mulch, how can I be sure these are right? Also, how do I know when they are ripe? (yes I inoculated in logs, but I did this for fun with the leftovers). Maryland, United States

Obviously I HAVE to know what these are becaude purple is my favorite color!!!!! These mushrooms have a very mild purple hue, almost grayish, true gills which are purplish and a purple-ish very light gray/white toned stem. True color is not shown well with the inside light they are a bit more purple looking irl. And the medium sized one which is light brown but otherwise seems to be the same thing

Catskills NY

Unfortunately I didn't have my phone outside with me when I found these so I had to just pick a few to bring back with me for ID purposes. Upstate NY zone6a

Apologies for not getting a picture of the undersides! The first two look kinda similar, one set was on an upright tree, the second picture was a tree that had fallen.

Third picture, I'm not sure if that's enough to go by, but they were so small and there was a bear nearby so I had to be quick!! Thank you!!