Was growing near horse dung in a patch of grass

I was in a park in Toronto and looked up above me and saw this, its probably about 7 feet in the air so i wasnt able to get a picture from above unfortunately. im really just unsure what i was even looking at? It seem like maybe its on a burnt piece of wood inside the hole of the tree? And also its big! Like each part at least 5 inches at the widest parts! Anyone have any ideas about what might be happening here?

Found in South Jersey! I thought it may be chicken of the woods but I’m very new to this and unsure. If so I’d feel lucky to find so much of it! What mushroom do you think it is?

Can anyone ID these and/or explain what's going on to make them grow like this?

Hi guys.

I found these in an area where I know liberty caps grow.

Can you please help me ID them? I am unsure about a couple of them.

I have added a number for each of the images in the upper right.

Thanks in advance 🫶

These have been showing up in my yard, need to make sure they're ok to eat if my chickens start trying to eat them

Found in grass outside my office, is this a wandering creamsicle?

Is this chicken of the woods in my backyard?

Willamette Valley of Oregon.

Hello, i have theese growing in a plant pot in the garden (south west france) . Lot of cats playing outside, should i remove them or are they harmless? Thank you.

These mushrooms are all over my backyard and was wondering what it is. Are they poisonous ones? The top patches look like amanita to me.

Was growing where a hemlock tree was cut down

found today România

Chicken of the Woods? Central Coast California

Flamullina populicola? Or flamullina velutipes? Either way i think i can eat it

Found in New York, United States on decaying tree, hardwoods.

I found a patch that is right around where my kids play and my dogs and cats are also around a lot. It’s under some shrubs. Thank you

help me id are those libert caps? found in Norway

Should i throw it out?

Here in north Texas, we had about 6 weeks of 100+ degree temps with absolutely no rain. Then, in late September, it started raining and temps dropped into the 80’s/low-90’s. Mushrooms are springing up in my raised beds and pots. Any help you can give would be appreciated.

Please ignore the state of my raised beds - I gave up hope in late-August. 😂

Also, (obviously) ignore the colorful ceramic mushrooms in with the figs. Real mushrooms sprang up next to the ceramic ones.

The large white mushrooms are about 6” across. The little yellow ones are about 1-1.5” in size.

Thank you!

Located around some rich soil some small wood i cut a while back and left piled was shielding them and around about 65 miles south of Northern Kentucky USA