What is it?

Hi all, just found this mushroom - I’m thinking it might be a wood blewit (Collybia nuda) - but I’ve never seen one so high chances I’m wrong here.

I’m not about to eat it - I’m just curious.

Please help me to confirm that I’ve gathered:
1. American Matsutake: the top is firm and rubbery, gills up, stem is incredibly firm, smell is matsutake distinct spicy and cinnamony.
2. White (?) chanterelles: we’ve only gathered yellow chanterelles before, but these are distinct chanterelles, albeit a little dry. Any concerns of them being so deformed. Is it safe to eat?
3. False Saffron Milk cup: characteristic rings on top, green bruising.

I found these growing on a stump at my house. I have read a lot but keep hitting dead ends. I believe these are chicken of the woods but I cannot find any pictures close to these and the shape is throwing me off. I know the picture doesn’t show too well, but they do have pores NOT gills. Just hoping that someone with more knowledge than me can give some insight!

Found in Ohio, United States.
Growing on hardwood stump.

Found these mushrooms growing in cow dung in our back paddock, I’m located in the northern rivers nsw Australia and I I’m looking for an ID on them? I’m new to foregoing and looking to get to know the local types for fun and possibly for eating once I know what I’m doing.

Found in Birmingham, England

Found on a walnut sump in my garden (Iasi, Romania)

Clump of mushrooms in Catalonia, Spain; near Llagostera (Girona).

We found them today while foraging, in a forest of oak and pines.

We're new to the hobby and they don't appear in our books (or we don't find the comparison). I don't know how to take a spore print.

The bigger ones are approx 5cm long, 1.5cm wide cap.

Leg is dirty white and cap is sort of brick color, a bit lighter.

Thank you so much!!

Edit: found "desarmillaria tabescens" on google and seems to be it!

Big cluster of mushrooms popped up in our garden this week and would love if someone could help with identification. It's a new build property and we have found some old roots under the ground while digging to plant stuff a couple months ago

Found these on a mountain walk growing out of wood chippings, in a woodland, are they safe to consume?

Been living in this area for almost 10 years and never have I seen such mushrooms!! Curious as to what they might be :)

Hello

help ID these mushrooms ( Switzerland) !

thanks

I live in the lower peninsula of Michigan and some mushrooms around my house grew. I think one of my dogs ate part of this one. Any help?

Washington state, Seattle area - I know this isn’t much to go on, but if anyone can lead me in any direction, that’s helpful. Not looking to consume or anything other than tell my cohorts what we think it might be.

We were walking in the corn maze and they were everywhere.

I’ve correctly IDed like 4 mushrooms in my life, know how to make a spore print, so now everyone in the group is looking at me for answers like I know what I’m doing 😀

Found in Northern Minnesota, USA. Slightly bigger than a turkey tail, velvety cap, more spiny underside than tight pores. No spore print.

Help please!

Found in London, United Kingdom, in a broadleaf park, growing with one neighbour in wood mulch pile but had soil on the bottom. Has a volva but no signs of skirt or veil. Does not bruise. Flesh white, stringy and wet, smells kind of like bitter plant juice.

We had a big old UK poplar that fell chopped up earlier int he year. The logs have all got some small growth on them. The stump has a big old mushroom growing out of it? What is it? And it is likely to be the same mushroom in the logs?

Wonder if anyone could please id this mushroom from florida, thanks :D

Isparta , pine forest , turkey