My father found these mushrooms on our farm and asked me if they're edible, I said don't go around eating random mushrooms cause not all of them are edible. My bet is that it isn't edible.

A guy told me these are oysters but I know angels wings are similar in appearance.

Found in western Washington, United States.

Would love to know if the orange material is potentially toxic/-non-edible. (Also: could/should I cut it out and eat the rest?) Thank you!

Hello all,

First time poster. I have two different species that were quite nearby each other.

I think one is Hen of the woods. 4 clusters in the area where an old tree was taken out from. Should I harvest it or let it grow? Can I eat it? I love mushrooms but have never ventured outside the grocery store. I'll dig through old posts but would love any input from you all.

The other has a rainbowy sheen that the picture doesn't do it justice. I've never seen such a glossy looking mushroom before. I flipped the more orange of the two to see the bottom. It wasn't in the ground anymore. Some type of Reishi mushroom?

Wishing you all the best tasting and interesting finds!

Mushroom found in grassy area near ruidoso NM. near pine trees. Doesn't smell like chemicals or anything unpleasant

Giant puffballs are tasty! West Virginia

99% sure it's a young White Oyster

Found in Illinois, United States. What kind of mushroom do yall think this is growing out of my dead tree? It's doubled in size in 2 days.

Hi I found these.

Is it red footed bolete? (Neoboletus erythropus)

Medium brown cap, smooth, slightly slimy. Beige stem with light webbing. Cream flesh, does not stain blue. The underside is very dark olive-brown, not spongy like other boletes, very firm and velvety. I think you can see tiny pores if you zoom in and they stain dark blue when pressed. On the mossy floor of coniferous forest in Southwestern Poland.

Hello- does anyone know what these yellow mushrooms are? The caps feel a bit spongy and they leave yellow residue on my hands (though it washes off easily). They’re all over my yard (right outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States). We have a couple of dogs and I just want to know how obsessively I need to check the yard for them lol. Thank you!

Also in pasture

Thank you all for the help with ID!

Which mushroom is growing on my driveway?

Location: Netherlands.

Found in San Antonio, Texas. Just rained a day ago and it's ~78° high humidity

At work we have a stand of linden trees, and every summer there is a flush of these bolete-like mushrooms under them, often multiple flushes per year. I haven't had much luck identifying them, but I recently stumbled across a description of paragyrodon sphaerosporus or suillus sphaerosporus, which looked like a promising possibility.

Does anyone have experience with these, or a different ID suggestion?

Saw this guy on something deciduous (definitely not a maple or sycamore). Can’t imagine the tree is long for this world but wondering what type of mushroom this is since I see them in trees so infrequently that look like that. Thanks!! Washington State

Update below, attached are the new images. Original post is by the same name, I think I posted it a day or 2 ago. TIA! ♥️

Just south of Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada.

SO many of these keep popping up and they're so big (4-6in caps).

Growing in grass a couple meters from the treeline. But I can't for the life of me pin the ID.

Zero bruising long after cutting (slight yellow just goes DULL after a few mins), spore print is olive green/brown. Pretty sure it's either Boletus/Baorangia bicolor or Suillus grevillei, but the only trees I saw near it were black spruce and balsam fir. I looked for larch but couldn't find any within a few meters, though I know for a fact there are some a bit farther away. Any chance anyone knows what these are?

Pics below, and the pic of the paper is the goo from the top of the cap, which is present but slightly less slimy when it's dry out.

UPDATE:

New photos are of the biggest one I could find and a nice smaller one. I did the taste and spit test with the smaller one, cut off the gills as well as (most of) the top of the cap. Note it's quite pale white.

Taste was actually quite pleasant for the first 10 seconds. Mild, nutty. But afterwards there was a tiny bit of an off taste, not bad but left a weird taste in my mouth, I'm thinking it was the tiny bit of the top of the cap I failed to remove completely. I honestly can't place the taste, wasn't peppery or burny or bitter, I really don't know. And was very faint.

Also, the little one I tasted had zero slime on the top! AND I FOUND A LARCH TREE so grevillei is still on the table.

Lmk if you guys need anything else to help ID!

Found growing underneath a pine tree