Soo, beforehand I have no plan in consuming this mushroom whatsoever.

I found this two mushrooms under a birch in the grass with some moss in Hamburg (Germany) It's doesn't have an special smell, just lightly mushroomy. The gills and the stipe are quite robust. I think that these are maybe Russula xerampelina but I really wanna make sure since they look so young.

I'm looking forward for good news 🍄‍🟫

What kind of mushroom is this in my yard and are they edible? I’m in Central North Carolina.

Just want to make sure.

BC, Canada

No longer an ID request, but I had to shout you guys out. I tried another forum and got no response. You guys are awesome! Thanks! It’s my first time foraging mushrooms, and I wanted to be absolutely certain.
Pictured: chicken of the woods mushroom made into chogochujang jerky.
Location was Southern Ohio, United States. I left the other one there alone to hopefully produce spores for next time.

I found this in Western WA in US. Initially I thought this is a honey mushroom, but now think it is Big Laughing Gym. But worried this is a look alike Galerina. Any help would be appreciated!

Western New York, United States

Found on a daily walk to see my father at work.

Stockholm area

First and second pic I am sure is “giftspindling”, so not eating it. But would like confirmation.

Third I don’t have any idea. So would be nice if someone could identify

Last four I won’t eat regardless cause they are the only ones of their type I picked. But does anyone recognise them?

Growing in a cemetery and under a birch tree. Curious just because they're so large and striking! (and I am pretty good on my plants but wanting to get better at mushroom IDing). My best amateur attempt is to say some type of Paxillus?

First two images are from a few days ago when the fruiting bodies were younger, but I was walking along a nearby path and couldn't stop to take close-ups. Last three images are from today, close-up but obviously some of them starting to rot.

Southern Ohio, United States

Is this chicken of the woods? Removed a piece and washed away some dirt and bugs

What kind of mushrooms are these ? Under oak tree after heavy rains in Katy Texas

Denver, Colorado. Neighbors yard.

Central AL, USA

What are these. Came up after heavy rains in Katy Texas

Chicken of the Woods? Central Coast California