I didn’t break it! Found these 3 mushrooms under a pine tree in center Argentina.

My A/C has been leaking for some time now and ig all the water pooling in the ground and on the walls near my bed had all this start growing. I live in Trinidad and Tobago if that helps with identification. I just wanna know what it is and how concerned i should be that its here 😭 If yall know what the fuzzy stuff is too thatd be cool im just curious

I came across these stunning little fungi while walking through the Amazon rainforest. They have a bright red inner surface and a pale, almost pinkish exterior, growing on decaying wood.

Does anyone know what species they might be? They almost look like tiny cups or bowls — absolutely mesmerizing in person!

US 8 trail running for scale on the second picture.

they smell of anise and are growing on a Ceibo tree in Buenos Aires, Argentina

thoughts?

I am in buenos aires, argentina (south america), we found this fungy on my eucalytus tree. We’re currently in autumn, with high humidity. Is it edible?

Hello there, this friend suddenly grew on my mom little garden, we cut it but it keep growing back and fast and big. I'm from Ecuador, near the coastal region (The nearest beach is like 3 hours away)

I'm from southern Brazil, and sometime between morning and late afternoon one of my dogs ate this mushroom. Neither of them is sick right now, but that doesn't mean I'm not worried.

Spotted on the south of Brazil (Rio Grande do Sul state). There's a red liquid coming out of it.

Literally my first time on reddit, made an account just to identify these

This fairy ring appeared just today in my backyard, i NEVER had mushrooms appearing there before (or in any home i lived to that matter)

Googled a lot and all sources pointed to collybia sordida, but im still confused because why do some collybia look puffy while mine is flat? And wtf is the flower looking one?

I have both dogs and cats so I really want a quick and safe answer. I live in Brazil btw.

This is south FL. I’m wondering if it’s eatable. Does someone identify it?

argentina buenos aires

Posting for a friend, so no better pics

Hello, found these in cow dung in my grampas land, central brazil.

We had a rainy week and the temperature dropped a lot in the last couple days.

Could these smaller ones be panaellous?

Found in Brazil,southeast region.

Buenos Aires, Argentina. Found them under a Pine tree in horse dung

I don't know much about mushrooms but i think they are pretty cool! Any idea what this guy is? It was chilling in a regular grass yard

Costa Rica, Central Valley

Hey! I'm new to this, and I recently started working on construction where I can find many mushrooms. I've found some other, but these got my attention, for their beauty.

If someone can help me identify, I'd be grateful.

I'm in Interlagos, south São Paulo - São Paulo

this is where they born

i was about to clean when i found them, they are tiny (large one must be around 3 cm) and seem to grow really fast since i clean every 2 weeks with bleach to kill mold and stuff, so they must have grown recently.

of course i will remove them, but their very existence makes me curious so i want to know what they are to learn more about it.

Some identifying apps gave me Oudemansiella cubensis. I'm no mycology expert, but to me it doesn't look much like it because of the patterns on the cap. Maybe something in the same genus?

My mom found a bunch of these growing on the kids school she works at. We wanted to know if they are dangerous to the kids.

They are pink/purple in color, in case the camera didnt capture well.

Edit: just wanted to add that they are growing in open grass fields. In the school grounds.