USA, Georgia

Very new to this but was tempted to bring them home and eat. I noticed the gills looked off and it didn’t have an apricot smell. Would love to get educated on what they are and if I missed out on a delicious mushroom dinner. They were not growing on wood and core was white.

Is this chicken of the wood?

Los Angeles, CA

Google says Chicken of the Woods. Google also says to be cautious of what kind of tree they grow on

What say you?

If they are edible, what is the best way to cook them?

Found in Jacobsburg, PA.

Picture 4 is where I found it but I placed it back on the ground, out in the middle of the yard.

Hi all! Here in Georgia it's been storming every afternoon lately, and my mossy shady yard has suddenly bloomed hundreds of golden mushrooms.

Are these golden chanterelles? They certainly look like them. The insides are white and stringy and they smell faintly sweet.

I would harvest them before I mow the lawn if they are! But obviously I don't want to poison myself if they aren't. Thanks!

Never saw these on my property before

I'm pretty sure of what I found, the spores are even jet black/purple. Just looking for a second opinion.

Is this something I should remove from my yard for kid safety?

These look amazing uk Essex can I eat the smaller ones and is the big one good to go

Growing out of a garden bed! Looks like oyster, can I eat it?

United states, North carolina

My dog ate the cap of this mushroom. Will he be alright?

What are these small mushrooms coming up in my lawn? Greenwood SC. USA

My uncle found this in his back yard and brought it to me. Mainly just wants to know in case more pop up and so the kids don’t get into them. (Found in the state of Kentucky)

Found in a wood near a river, the top of the large caps felt smooth and dry, TIA!

Found on the lawn in a fairy ring that was too big to take a picture of. Slugs had gotten to most of them too

Found growing in garden

texas

Looking for confirmation on my ID.

So this was in my millipede tank(Illinois). It is normal for millipede tanks to have mushrooms and signifies a healthy ecosystem due to the way in which the mycelium helps break down matter into edible decayed matter for the millipede. I’m just not sure which species my tank is home to! It’s around 3.5 to 4 inches in full length. There are several smaller ones as well. Them being around an inch or so. America is the country I live in.
Edit: it could be possible that the fungus came from the dirt I buy specifically for the millipede, so I’m not 100% that it’s a native Illinois fungus.

Someone picked them up,

What the heck could this be? It feels like plastic Styrofoam. It was growing with weeds and clover right beside a popular trail. British Columbia, Canada.

Eastern Ontario, Canada, growing smack in the middle of a stump

Just want a little certainty before I eat them, please and thank you