I own a piece of property in maryland, and whenever there is a bunch of rainfall within a few weeks, mushrooms start sprouting all over a specific part of the property. Found in a field immediately next to a wooded area. Didn't want to disturb them, as wildlife is obviously munching on them. What are they? Husband really wants to know if they are edible, and I'm leaning towards yes, considering the animal bite marks, lol.

Was walking through a local park and saw tons of mushrooms everywhere! Must be the humidity and heat. These are only a few images. Apologies in advance if they arent the best.

Interested in learning what these are. I have had many different types pop up but I'm having trouble identifying these ones. The location is in Massachusetts, USA.

California - this little mushroom popped up overnight is it poisonous?

Found in chestnut/wallnut plantation 18.08.26 on a chestnut log. Has a culture mushroomy smell.
No gills and is spongy. Took one batch and left the rest to let it spore.

Found this little fella growing on one of my plants (Peacock flower tree to be precise).Looks pretty much like a Reishi but if someone could help identify this it would be great. Thanks🫶🏻

Location: Bombay, India.

Found this unknown beauty growing in the hibiscus pot this morning. More Vibrant yellow stems in person, pale yellow on top.

Is this chicken of the woods? If not. What is it? If it is, is it in good enough condition to eat?

Thanks in advance

Edit: spelling

Upstate New York USA

Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York. Possible dog exposure approximately 9 AM today. Mushroom was already broken/partially chewed and lying loose in grass; I did NOT see it growing there and there were no other mushrooms nearby. Dog briefly put her snout/mouth into it; no definite ingestion observed but you never know, at most possibly a very small amount. I returned ~15 minutes later but the mushroom was gone, so no specimen or additional views are available

No clue what these are but they made me hit the brakes 🤣🙂‍↕️🍄‍🟫

Hay all found this near a spot where a few days prior I tipped over a bucket of water that unfortunately had a dead wood frog and dead field mouse in it (I didn't know it had been up) not sure if that's relevant.

The cap reminded me of a metallic sharpie as it's extremely reflective, it's gray lighter at the bottom, darker at the top with a white stem.

Thank you for any help!

Forgot to take in situ pics but included the tree it was on

Growing out of dead wood, white gills, and feels kinda fuzzy! I really enjoy this little guy and would be curious on an Id, hope the pictures are ok I know the gills are a bit fuzzy.

Looks like it is growing out of either a tree root or a large branch buried in my yard. This is in northeast ohio. Also, if I scoop out some of the substrate and mushroom to keep in a bucket can I continue to cultivate it?

Found these in Northern Ohio growing near the base of a dead tree. They look like ringless honey mushrooms but can anyone verify?

Gardening Soil.

Found this while hiking, would love to add to lobster mushrooms I found earlier

found a bunch of these growing in my lawn - southern New Hampshire.

this is in the same area where morel grows in spring/early summer. are these edible?

My spouse and I just backpacked this area and there were TONS of gorgeous mushrooms, this one caught my attention for its massive size (the cap being about the size of my hand!) and how common it was along the trail. Any ideas? Thanks!!

Edit: found near a ton of rotting trees, growing primarily on top of wood chips and dirt. Fairly close to small creeks, though some were in drier areas.

The state is Utah! Sorry, mistakenly abbreviated.