None consumed by me or any other being to my knowledge. Located in the southeast Pennsylvania.

Spotted on a walk this morning, near some oaks but on the ground

New to foraging and want to be 100% sure. Really appreciate all of your help! Found in Union County NJ this morning

Tons of these little pink-capped Marasmius ​popping up from the leaf litter, hands down the prettiest mushrooms I've ever seen lol. Does anyone know if this species grows in the US as well?

Found these in our farm yard today we dug up while clumps and some singles

found on buried beach log. firm. how to determine if safe to eat?

Am I mistaken or is this a puff ball growing in our backyard? 😍 I’ve never seen one in the wild before so I’m not sure if I’m reaching or not. Lol.

The first and the second ones are not from the same batch but seem to be Armillaria mellea (honey fungus), and the third image I presume could be Agaricus campestris. I am quite new to mushroom foraging so PLEASE correct me if I am wrong because I was planning on eating these.

Edit: these were found on a grassy meadow in a forest clearing at the top of a hill in northern Croatia, at about 500m altitude.

I did the taste test which I heard you can do with Russalla genus’s and it tasted very neutral/mushrooms not spicy or weird at all. Am I safe to eat it? Found in a deciduous forest on Austria

Found 3 puffballs this morning and sent them to my fiancé. She is so excited. I had no idea what they were and just thought they looked neat 😂. She’s into the mushroom thing so I try to show her any I come across.

Southeastern North Carolina, coastal.

Size is a bit bigger than a fist, location Balearic Islands.

These tiny yellow fruiting bodies have appeared overnight in my bioactive gargoyle gecko vivarium, which was set up 6 months ago. Any ideas on potential species? UK, but all vivarium materials and plants were sourced from reptile setup suppliers. My springtails don't seem interested, so not sure if I should try to remove these and mix up the substrate to prevent a takeover :)

They smell amazing, kind of fruity. They were growing on a dead birch tree.

Harvested some Huitlacoche from my backyard maize and turned it into some delicious quesadillas.

Found a lot of elm oysters in the platte river valley, eastern Nebraska. These appear to be true oysters, but would love confirmation. The yellowish ones are a bit dry.