Can someone help me identify this mushroom please, found in near France / Swiss Geneva border 

<div class="md"><p>Can someone help me identify this mushroom please, found in near France / Swiss Geneva border </p>
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Mushroom identification

Popped up in potplant. Keen to know what they are and if they good for anything 

<div class="md"><p>Popped up in potplant. Keen to know what they are and if they good for anything </p>
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Hi. Could someone please help to identify these, and is it possible to have poped up in an hours time?

Found in Switzerland on a lawn with an oak 

<div class="md"><p>Found in Switzerland on a lawn with an oak </p>
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Suillus luteus?

Hi everyone 
I’m in South west of  Ireland looking for an ID on this little one growing in my garden on an old stump if anyone could assist that be great :) 

<div class="md"><p>Hi everyone 
I’m in South west of  Ireland looking for an ID on this little one growing in my garden on an old stump if anyone could assist that be great :) </p>
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Growing in my garden (Ireland)

Found in Washington state. Don’t get a shot of where they grow. Mossy area not on a tree or a stump. Ridges or veins instead of the gills almost like chanterelles. The cap is bright orange as see in picture. Maybe still chanterelles?



<div class="md"><p>Found in Washington state. Don’t get a shot of where they grow. Mossy area not on a tree or a stump. Ridges or veins instead of the gills almost like chanterelles. The cap is bright orange as see in picture. Maybe still chanterelles?</p>
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Please help me to identify these 

Hello! I spotted these on a hike in Oregon. Gorgeous and huge! Can anyone please ID? 🙏

<div class="md"><p>Hello! I spotted these on a hike in Oregon. Gorgeous and huge! Can anyone please ID? 🙏</p>
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Largest mushrooms I’ve ever seen

Matsutake! (Northern Idaho, USA)

Found in wa state, I got excited seeing them at first cause I thought I recognized them but they aren’t matching some of the descriptions of what I thought they were (hard to see in the pictures but they have a bluish green hue to the cap and the top of the stipe) im working on a spore print and can post in comments

<div class="md"><p>Found in wa state, I got excited seeing them at first cause I thought I recognized them but they aren’t matching some of the descriptions of what I thought they were (hard to see in the pictures but they have a bluish green hue to the cap and the top of the stipe) im working on a spore print and can post in comments</p>
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Any ideas what these are

Any idea on what this is? I saw it on my way to work this morning and it looks quite dangerous.

<div class="md"><p>Any idea on what this is? I saw it on my way to work this morning and it looks quite dangerous.</p>
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Found in my front yard in the Bay Area, California 

We think this is an edible oyster mushroom but would like to get additional feedback.  Found growing on top of a ground level wood stump (willow) next to our pond in northeastern texas.


<div class="md"><p>We think this is an edible oyster mushroom but would like to get additional feedback.  Found growing on top of a ground level wood stump (willow) next to our pond in northeastern texas.</p>
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Very large oyster mushroom?

Located in North Carolina. Within a couple months a mushroom cluster blew up into 6 large mushrooms about 20-30lbs total. They were growing at the base of an oak tree near one of the roots. I have no intention of collecting and eating them but I would like to know what it is and if it could be toxic for my dog. I appreciate any input!


<div class="md"><p>Located in North Carolina. Within a couple months a mushroom cluster blew up into 6 large mushrooms about 20-30lbs total. They were growing at the base of an oak tree near one of the roots. I have no intention of collecting and eating them but I would like to know what it is and if it could be toxic for my dog. I appreciate any input!</p>
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What kind of mushroom is this?

Northern Oregon

Just looking for help with ID, having a hard time finding it in my books. Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Northern Oregon</p>

<p>Just looking for help with ID, having a hard time finding it in my books. Thanks!</p>
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Lots of these outside my work,

Found at around 2100’ elevation in the Oregon Coast Range. Is there anything similar looking that’s poisonous?

<div class="md"><p>Found at around 2100’ elevation in the Oregon Coast Range. Is there anything similar looking that’s poisonous?</p>
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Candy caps?

Found in back yard, in New York.  Edible?

<div class="md"><p>Found 45 miles SE of Mt. Hood.</p>
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Is this Mycena Capillaripes?

Hey dudes, found a handful of possible Psilocybin mushrooms on/under a rotting log in the Pacific Northwest. I was hoping to get a little help identifying them! 

<div class="md"><p>Hey dudes, found a handful of possible Psilocybin mushrooms on/under a rotting log in the Pacific Northwest. I was hoping to get a little help identifying them! </p>
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Cap/print ID

Around my garden pots (Dallas Texas)

Dried, was told cubes and wavy caps but I’m not sure. Anyone got a positive ID? 

<div class="md"><p>Dried, was told cubes and wavy caps but I’m not sure. Anyone got a positive ID? </p>
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Id these Oregon coastal shrooms. 

These popped up after a light rain  in western North Carolina.  Are they jack-o-lantern, or something else?

<div class="md"><p>These popped up after a light rain  in western North Carolina.  Are they jack-o-lantern, or something else?</p>
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Are these Jack-O-Lantern?

The closest mushroom I can find is g. sessile, but I'm not 100% sure. They've got white pours on bottom with brown spores, and the color in the pic is pretty accurate to real life. I want to harvest a sample to propagate, but I want to know what I have before I attempt to eat/grow these. (Side question : i know mushrooms leech toxins from the soil, do mushrooms propagate from ones in a harmful environment retain any pollutants?)

<div class="md"><p>The closest mushroom I can find is g. sessile, but I&#39;m not 100% sure. They&#39;ve got white pours on bottom with brown spores, and the color in the pic is pretty accurate to real life. I want to harvest a sample to propagate, but I want to know what I have before I attempt to eat/grow these. (Side question : i know mushrooms leech toxins from the soil, do mushrooms propagate from ones in a harmful environment retain any pollutants?)</p>
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Found these in southern texas growing near a tree stump

Who's this little buddy?? I spotted him while I was on a walk, but I don't know anything about mushrooms at all

<div class="md"><p>Who&#39;s this little buddy?? I spotted him while I was on a walk, but I don&#39;t know anything about mushrooms at all</p>
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Poland, Dolnośląskie 

It's not showing up on cameras but the underside has a slight green tint

<div class="md"><p>It&#39;s not showing up on cameras but the underside has a slight green tint</p>
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What is this mushroom? Growing in my backyard in Houston, TX.

Found in Castlegar, BC, Canada

Found this weird thing in a forest in Washington state. Anyone know what it is?

Hi there! What is this? North Georgia USA.

I couldn’t get a definite ID on any apps

<div class="md"><p>I couldn’t get a definite ID on any apps</p>
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Found in front yard of neighbor, Houston TX

Found in middle TN orange ones in the lawn and the others in my roses. Would like to know if I need to be worried about my golden retrievers getting into these. They haven’t yet. 

<div class="md"><p>Found in middle TN orange ones in the lawn and the others in my roses. Would like to know if I need to be worried about my golden retrievers getting into these. They haven’t yet. </p>
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Please help identifying 

Found in the UK growing on a dying tree stump. My dad says they look too round and clustered but I'm getting a correct spore print, no ring on the stem, velvety stems, slimy wet caps. But also I know online it says from December so I'm conflicted can anyone help?

<div class="md"><p>Found in the UK growing on a dying tree stump. My dad says they look too round and clustered but I&#39;m getting a correct spore print, no ring on the stem, velvety stems, slimy wet caps. But also I know online it says from December so I&#39;m conflicted can anyone help?</p>
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Suspected Velvet shanks, but early 

Found on a dead deciduous limb which had fallen off a tree looks waxy on the cap with slight dustier looking underside. This was amongst loose leaf litter and grass under the tree about 8 ft away. Size-wise it was a good 1.5" in diameter and had smaller ones sprouting near it on the stick. Would love to know if this is indeed wood ear!

<div class="md"><p>Found on a dead deciduous limb which had fallen off a tree looks waxy on the cap with slight dustier looking underside. This was amongst loose leaf litter and grass under the tree about 8 ft away. Size-wise it was a good 1.5&quot; in diameter and had smaller ones sprouting near it on the stick. Would love to know if this is indeed wood ear!</p>
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Wood Ear? SW Michigan

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Good quality pictures.          
Location! Location! Location!      
Pictures of the gills, the stem, and the top of the mushroom            
What's it growing out of? live wood, dead wood, poop, mulch, soil..?       
The more information you provide the more confident our ID's will be!

<div class="md"><p>A place to get genus/species identification from pictures of fruiting bodies! This is a difficult task even for the most experienced forager and we encourage you to supply all the information you can! These include, but are not limited to:         </p>

<p>Good quality pictures.<br/>
Location! Location! Location!<br/>
Pictures of the gills, the stem, and the top of the mushroom<br/>
What&#39;s it growing out of? live wood, dead wood, poop, mulch, soil..?<br/>
The more information you provide the more confident our ID&#39;s will be!</p>
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<div class="md"><p>A place to get genus/species identification from pictures of fruiting bodies!   It helps to include good quality pictures of the mushroom in it&#39;s native environment, the location you found them, photos of both the top and underside.  It is also useful to know what the mushroom was growing on - wood, dung or on the ground?    Nearby trees are also helpful to know.</p>

<p>The more information you provide the more confident our ID&#39;s will be!</p>
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Candy caps?

Found in Castlegar, BC, Canada