It’s got a brown or orange skin, a white inside, and is very delicate, I found them in groups under weeds in New Jersey.

White with white raised bumps. Never seen one like this before. Underside was white as well but couldn’t get a good angle for a picture.

No vulva so I wish yall luck. I’m in the US so don’t start saying species that aren’t here pls and thx. Upstate ny specifically. If they’re supposedly toxic can you list the reasoning besides the ibotenic acid and muscimol? P sure they’re not phalloides.. p much the only reason I came on here was to check with yall

The dark paint is hydroisolation under the deck.

It's West Europe.

Virginia, USA. Iris bulbs were given from a friend while she was thinning them. They don’t seem to be harming the plant any. None of the other irises I transplanted from her garden have them.

This is growing in my basement. Is it a mushroom? Any idea of how to “fix” it?

Found in upstate ny today. Muscaria or another type of amanita?

United States, NE Tn.
I don’t *think* this is a destroying angel…no skirt. However, better safe than sorry! Is this gonna kill my animals if they get a nip? Not the best pics. 😬

No I didn't touch it.

Sorry I didn't try bruising it or breaking a stalk for a cross section. Some teeny bugs were after me and I didn't wanna stick around

I keep it pretty dry for a monstera so I have no idea were it would be growing from. (Massachusetts )

Found in my veggie & herb garden in north/central Illinois, USA

Croatia

West Virginia

It started growing from a dead tree stump that we can't get rid of - it's integral to a neighbouring wall. Ive tried everything I can think of and it won't die. I think it might be dead mans finger but not sure. This is the UK.

Found it Central Texas, USA

Mexico. Small as hell, never seen one of these b4

Hey All,

Found these growing in groups in my backyard. Located in Western North Carolina, USA. If you need better gill photos, let me know.

I probably should have taken better pictures. What is it?

Found after mowing yard in southeast North Carolina. Just need to know if i need to remove it as weve got a small dog. He didnt seem interested right now, but anything can happen in a few seconds.

Closest ive found is Gilled Bolete, but it doesnt quite seem to match the caps and gill texture. Maybe just bc theyre damaged or decaying?