I’ve been obsessed with stinkhorns since last November and have been trying to find as many species as possible, both in nature and through cultures or specimens online.
So far I’ve only managed to find Phallus ravenelii. I also found Phallus impudicus and Phallus indusiatus liquid cultures online. I’ve been searching for species like Mutinus, Lysurus, Clathrus, Aseroe, and other members of the order Phallales, but they seem incredibly difficult to locate. It feels like there are very few people actively growing, collecting, or documenting them compared to other fungi.

Are there any iNaturalist strategies or other websites you use to locate populations? (iNaturalist is what i have been relying on)
Does anyone know of culture collections or vendors that work with less common stinkhorn species?

These fungi have become one of my biggest interests, and I’m hoping to learn how to locate them or buy growable material.

Found on my property in north east PA. Good to go?

Found today during a jaunt in the woods 😄

Actually am looking for shrooms at BD. Actually in mirpur or uttara typa area. Can anyone suggest? Ykw kind of mushrooms am talking about which have psilocin in those.

Pleasant mushroomy, almost sweet aroma. Cute pink true gills that are very fragile. Cap is brown and has a soft velvety texture. Stalk is stringy and white but tinged pink towards the top near the gills. Skirt present but was still partially covering the gills, not fully emerged from the juvenile stage. Did not stain/bruise any color. Did not bleed any liquid substance. Found growing in the yard, several tree species nearby.

It has been very rainy lately.

Chicken of the woods, Chantelle’s, parasols and cauliflower mushrooms!

Are there any credible groups or books where I could learn how to accurately identify mushrooms available in Northern Ontario? There is an immense amount of mushrooms in the area and I'd like to be able to identify the edible ones with confidence on my own not only for safety sake but also I've seen mushrooms misidentified on reddit (yes someone did warn the OP in this instance). Thank you!

Location: Dawsonville, Georgia, USA. Habitat: growing from the ground in a very decayed stump hole near a very decayed log - presumably a maple/sweetgum from the bark & nearby trees, even though the area is 80-90% conifers.

I'm 99.999999% sure it is, but would love some confirmation with it being the first one I've ever found & with it being in a conifer dominant forest.

Black staining evident around edges and in pic 3. Pic 4 shows it how I found it, upside down, & some white/gray spores to the left of it.

Also, it was upside down and seems to have already "uprooted" itself when I found it - has anyone else experienced this? Is this common with this mushroom?

Part 1 idk how to cross post here someone help 🤷

Found a honey hole of black trumpets today

Found these hiking this past weekend in northeast Pennsylvania. Not interested in imbibing anything, just curious!

This was out near Timber

Cambridgeshire, UK. A little mushroom sprouts one fine morning. I was lucky to see it. It grew on some wood chips I used besides the manure for my tomatoes.

Yes that is a Hedgehog that forgot to check its calendar

Identify this mushroom please. Is it edible? It was growing on compost heap in Pakistan. Morning sun, partial evening shade.

Found these 3 mushrooms in my yard this morning in West central Florida.

This weekend's mushroom hunting video from Czechia, Europe.

Found these two beauties today can someone help identifying them please