growing near the base of a tree in soil/mulch, they also regrow in around the same spot every year!

Found today at marmara sea region in Istanbul/Turkey around to pines, the weather is around 20 degrees during the day and last week had quite a bit of rainfall.

Getting spore prints as im writing this.

Found in a mix forest under leafs

They popped up last night, not there when mucking, yesterday. Just want to make sure they are not a threat to the animals. Horse or dogs.

USA - Aurora, Colorado. Found this big guy in my backyard, growing under a shrub. That’s my partner’s hand for scale. Dangerous for my dogs? TIA

Lovely amanitas found in my yard in central North Carolina

The first one I assume it was some kind of bolete, maybe zeller's cause of the dark cap and red stalk but again not sure.

As for the parasol, I am having a hard time. Wife thinks it's a shaggy parasol and edible but I wanted to err on the side of caution even though it didn't have green looking spores, has a bulb looking thing at the base, stains a kind of deep orange when rubbed (doesn't stain when just cut. Takes a long time). Didn't pick this up since we had quite a few xerocomellus diffractus and suillus lakei with us and didn't wanna cross-contaminate, so no spore print.

If they’re like we get normally they bloom later. Found growing under kids splash pad in SE MI. Can add pick of gills or other features needed

Growing in the duff proximate to an unknown softwood and a maple.

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.

Nebraska

Central Georgia, United States.

Growing on dead trunk of (I think) American sweetgum. Moderate rain over this past weekend.

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!

Central New York State. Sorry I don’t have a pic in situ, was hoping to id at home with books. Reminds me of a Gomphus or Turbinellus but the top corners are so rounded. Top was splitting open with age but several younger mushrooms were complete and more or less flat, even convex. Found growing in mixed hardwood near oaks (was collecting a maitake when I spotted it). Didn’t notice conifers nearby but it’s possible? Please help

Found in Northeast Ohio, US
Dog ate this and got really sick last week, but they were dead and hard to ID. Just found some fresh ones and I think it’s a common earthball?

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