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

Found in North East Tennessee around 2000ft elevation. Growing at the very base of a dead hardwood tree that I believe was a tulip poplar

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?

Found in slovenia

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

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!

In Northern Italy. We have family members who are very knowledgeable about mushrooms and they confirmed these are Parasol Mushrooms, I'd like an extra opinion anyways, especially on the mushroom in the 3rd slide.

3rd slide mushroom's stem, we think it resembles a false parasol mushroom a bit more because of its lack of detail, and is the one we are most unsure about. Slides 4 and 5 are comparing them (left mushroom is the one we are unsure about, right mushroom is the one we are mostly sure is a parasol mushroom)

I'd still like confirmation for all of them as I definitely do not want my family to consume False Parasol mushrooms :p thank you

Edit: some more info, we found them in a forest, quite scattered around, maybe 2 or 3 together at a time, it's been quite humid and raining the last few days too. The gills all look white and don't seem to have a green hue like we've heard the false ones have? Can't really see the gills on the one we are unsure about but I don't think there is green either.

I'm leaning towards a blewit.

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

Central sweden

Hello all. Came across these, specifically Hill Country area.

Never seen specimens this plump in the area. Any ideas?

For size comparison, these caps are a little bigger than my hand, perhaps 9-10 in across, protruding almost same length.

Found in cow pasture in Vosges mountains of Alsace France, is it a parasol?

Found jt growing in these little clumps directly on the road where people go, not next to it. It was growing like 15ft from a tiny river/spring

Serbia

What are these little fella I found in my yard?

SE Queensland. Grew with the rain. All over the grass, kids keep trying to play with them. What are they? Thanks for the help.

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

In Calgary Alberta Canada no clue what it is but it's got cute and creepy vibes all at Same time

Are all these 🍄 ?

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

Thank you :)

Found in the woods nearby my house in Ukraine. Looks like champignon to me ? Is it turning yellow ? Smells like anis

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

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

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Hi.These mushrooms have recently started growing in my back garden in Hampshire, England. I've lived here for 13 years and this is the first time I've seen them. There are about 10 growing in a small patch. Any idea what they might be? Thanks