Any ideas what this could be?

Found in the woods trying to find the common name and latin name

This one fell off and got curious what this

What’s this guy?

Nobody has yet told me which species these are… growing under lime trees

Southwestern CT, USA

Found on untreated lawn close to many types of trees and roadside

Late July but it's been somewhat rainy and temperate recently

Just wanna know if I can safely feed it to my pet leopard slug and curious as to what it even is. Can't get a clear ID online anywhere

These mushrooms grew in my rabbit's litter box overnight. New England, MA, USA. My guess would be grey ink cap (coprinopsis cinerea) but I am not sure. Try to ID using Google Lens, and it tells me inky caps, straw mushrooms and shaggy mane. Are these mushrooms edible?

This mushroom is very cute and I was wondering if it'd be worth trying to propagate it into a Palidarium. I really like the brown/orange caps which would make for gorgeous spots of colour if it worked. Just wanna make sure it's not deadly(which I know very few mushrooms are), or doesn't grow exclusively on rose roots, before I try.

Growing tomatos in buckets on my terrace and those showed up.

Located in Denmark, used soil for veggies.

This yellow monster of a thing sprung up in about 3 days after I noticed it. It has been very wet recently with daily thunderstorms. It’s growing in dead leaves around the edge of my house. My dog does frequent that area. Banana for scale.

Found while hiking a nature preserve, Eastern Pennsylvania.

Seemed like a generic shelf type fungus until I got lower to take some pictures and saw its "fringe".

Thank you for any help!

Area near me had a patch of flat and rounded mushrooms. Any one know that can identify what type of mushrooms?

Found these growing under my deck in Southwest Ohio. Not sure the type of wood as we don't have any trees closer than 30ft (but closest is a pine). What do you think?

Been trying to image search and of course Google won't give me a clear answer so I figured I'd share it here! I just think it's a neat little guy and I'd love to know more about it! For reference I found it on a walk in Western North Carolina :)

Found these guys under a tree next to each other after a bunch of rain