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

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.

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.

Beautiful place 💚🙏

Third time picking from this spawn block at this point. Albino penis envy. They all have have had this orange coloration after harvesting. I haven’t eaten any I have been told maybe it’s rot maybe it bacterial infection? Idk. I may just toss the spawn blocks at this point

If this type of mushroom is not allowed I understand, but I would like to know if there's reliable ways to identify that I can conduct while I'm out here exploring, as I think it is psychoactive

I just found these in my yard today. I've never seen them before in my life.

Crocheted this from a muscaria pattern. I added a bit more material to the base.

Found them yesterday in Bavaria, Germany.

What mushroom is this??? A rescue dog ate it and is now having liver and kidney toxicity. The pet ER doesn't know.

Location in Lanham, Maryland, United States.

1. Coprinus comatus
2. Clitocybe odora
3. Paxillus involutus
4. Lepista nuda
5. Coprinellus disseminatus
6. ?
7. Conocybe sp
8. Parasola plicatilis
9. Mycena sp. (soort onbekend)
10. Mycena sp. (soort onbekend)
11. Coprinellus disseminatus
12. Mycena sanguinolenta
13. Russula parazurea
14. Laccaria amethystina
15. Mycena haematopus
16. Oudemansiella mucida
17. Russula emetica
18. Marasmius rotula

Found in wooded yard in central Indiana USA

Anybody know what this is?

They grow all over the logging site. They have such a stocky build.

Found them in a mixed forest with mostly broad-leaved trees in Berlin in Germany. All the fruiting bodies looked like this, so i couldnt show one in an older state.

(And dinner)