What is this mushroom called?

Very strange jelly like blob in the UK woods? Wasn't there about 3 days ago? 

<div class="md"><p>Very strange jelly like blob in the UK woods? Wasn&#39;t there about 3 days ago? </p>
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What is this?

Pyronemataceae!

I am looking for decent pictures of this species, preferably from South West England to publish on a web app which will help farmers and landowners implement nature recovery on their land. We have a list of priority species and this is the only species where I cannot find an image with an open license that we can use. Have checked GBIF, iNaturalist etc.

Can anyone send me a link for a good image that we can use with an open license please? Happy to credit obviously.

Thanks

<div class="md"><p>I am looking for decent pictures of this species, preferably from South West England to publish on a web app which will help farmers and landowners implement nature recovery on their land. We have a list of priority species and this is the only species where I cannot find an image with an open license that we can use. Have checked GBIF, iNaturalist etc.</p>

<p>Can anyone send me a link for a good image that we can use with an open license please? Happy to credit obviously.</p>

<p>Thanks</p>
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Hygrocybe ovina - blushing waxcap - pics?

Can anyone identify these?

Are these libs?

This is 100x micrograph of a skin sample and the only thing I can think of is a fruiting body. Anyone have an opinion?

<div class="md"><p>This is 100x micrograph of a skin sample and the only thing I can think of is a fruiting body. Anyone have an opinion?</p>
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Does this look like fungus?

Orange Fungi, found beneath a Beech Tree (North Yorkshire UK)

Hi, biology teacher in Vanuatu here.  

I'm here since a few months so still not up to date with the local flora knowledge.  

One of my students find this on a dead tree in her native island (Tanna) and while I presume it's a fungus (rough paper like texture), I never saw any even close than this one, real life or online.  

All my usual ressources for finding out weren't helpful. 

Any idea or help?
Thanks !

<div class="md"><p>Hi, biology teacher in Vanuatu here.  </p>

<p>I&#39;m here since a few months so still not up to date with the local flora knowledge.  </p>

<p>One of my students find this on a dead tree in her native island (Tanna) and while I presume it&#39;s a fungus (rough paper like texture), I never saw any even close than this one, real life or online.  </p>

<p>All my usual ressources for finding out weren&#39;t helpful. </p>

<p>Any idea or help?
Thanks !</p>
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Need help for ID 

Anyone know what I'm looking at here?

Found in my garage, on a steel bed frame/wood skirting board. When I moved the bed frame it sporulated

https://gyazo.com/ac742bace1269a3924000497b7836167

<div class="md"><p>Anyone know what I&#39;m looking at here?</p>

<p>Found in my garage, on a steel bed frame/wood skirting board. When I moved the bed frame it sporulated</p>

<p><a href="https://gyazo.com/ac742bace1269a3924000497b7836167">https://gyazo.com/ac742bace1269a3924000497b7836167</a></p>
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<div class="md"><p>Are these dangerous </p>
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DANGER OR NOT 

Help id, found in a meadow near to lots of spiny bushes

Hiii, in my mom's backyard, on a bench, this little fella started to grow. Since I don't know anything about fungi and it's VERY bright, I didn't wanna touch it (to remove it) unless I find out if it's safe or not. Does anyone know what kind of fungi it is and if it's harmful? Thanks! 
PD: in the picture it looks different, but IRL it's a very bright orange! 

<div class="md"><p>Hiii, in my mom&#39;s backyard, on a bench, this little fella started to grow. Since I don&#39;t know anything about fungi and it&#39;s VERY bright, I didn&#39;t wanna touch it (to remove it) unless I find out if it&#39;s safe or not. Does anyone know what kind of fungi it is and if it&#39;s harmful? Thanks! 
PD: in the picture it looks different, but IRL it&#39;s a very bright orange! </p>
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Hiii does anyone know what this is? 

Two different species of fungi on one tree stump!

Can I get an ID on this? Found in the office.

Never seen anything like this before. It's growing in my garden and curious about what it is.

<div class="md"><p>Never seen anything like this before. It&#39;s growing in my garden and curious about what it is.</p>
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Can someone identify this for me?

I spotted this in our garden after heavy rains. Just want to know if it’s poisonous.

<div class="md"><p>I spotted this in our garden after heavy rains. Just want to know if it’s poisonous.</p>
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Can someone please identify this?

https://preview.redd.it/i62iu3isy7yd1.jpg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f84f3527362f7f6c612702c77248a1ecec692d12

These brown clusters were found in the Puget Sound region of the western US on stems of Rubus, Ceanothus, and Cirsium plants.

<div class="md"><p><a href="https://preview.redd.it/i62iu3isy7yd1.jpg?width=4080&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=f84f3527362f7f6c612702c77248a1ecec692d12">https://preview.redd.it/i62iu3isy7yd1.jpg?width=4080&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=f84f3527362f7f6c612702c77248a1ecec692d12</a></p>

<p>These brown clusters were found in the Puget Sound region of the western US on stems of Rubus, Ceanothus, and Cirsium plants.</p>
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Is this a type of fungus?

Found in BC this turquoise fungus that produces a similar blue stain in the wood it inhabit.

<div class="md"><p>Found in BC this turquoise fungus that produces a similar blue stain in the wood it inhabit.</p>
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Chlorociboria aeruginascens fruiting body (Geen elfcup fungi)

Can someone help me identify this mold?

<div class="md"><p>On a eucalyptus tree in my backyard. </p>
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Chicken of the Woods?

Fungal growth on farm cut pine?

The first one has a strong smell of onion/garlic. The second one has those black dots and they come of easily, has a mild smell of gummi. Third has no smell. The fourth has funny gills to the touch, and when I picked them there was a very visible "circle" in the middle. The last one I'm not trying to eat just thought it was funny looking.

<div class="md"><p>The first one has a strong smell of onion/garlic. The second one has those black dots and they come of easily, has a mild smell of gummi. Third has no smell. The fourth has funny gills to the touch, and when I picked them there was a very visible &quot;circle&quot; in the middle. The last one I&#39;m not trying to eat just thought it was funny looking.</p>
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Went to a forest today to get some hopefully edible shrooms. Scandinavia located. Any idea what these are?

<div class="md"><p>Just to be 100% sure! </p>
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Are these Shaggy Manes too? 

<div class="md"><p>Uk, growing out of a felled oak.</p>
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Any idea? 

What’s this little guy? 

Found in Melbourne Australia at the base of a eucalyptus tree, any ideas what it is please 

🤢

Hello all! 
My granddad and I went on a little hike yesterday to practice his mushroom identification. He has an old book called The Spotters Guide to Mushrooms and Other Fungi however, we were unable to find it listed in the book. 
He was very excited to find any mushrooms this late in the year and was hoping I'd be able to tell him what it is so he can look into it a bit more. I have little to no experience identifying fungi and thought I would try my luck here. 
Any ideas? 
Thanks so much in advance.

<div class="md"><p>Hello all! 
My granddad and I went on a little hike yesterday to practice his mushroom identification. He has an old book called The Spotters Guide to Mushrooms and Other Fungi however, we were unable to find it listed in the book. 
He was very excited to find any mushrooms this late in the year and was hoping I&#39;d be able to tell him what it is so he can look into it a bit more. I have little to no experience identifying fungi and thought I would try my luck here. 
Any ideas? 
Thanks so much in advance.</p>
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Granddad isn't sure what mushroom this is

Anyone know what this is?

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