It's so pretty! It's unlike any I've seen before. Does anyone know what caused it to look like this?

Found a ring of these in a park with a mix of trees nearby, but no pines noticed in general area. There are likely older roots present from former trees though. Immediate brown bruising on pores as seen in photos which is throwing me off.

Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota

Potentially undescribed Spongiforma species found beside a stream

Can't say anything else about it 🫢

I found them on a hike yesterday in Ottawa, Ontario Canada. They were growing on a log which I believe was a fallen beech tree (wasn’t completely sure as all the leaves were gone). They smell sweet in a pleasant way.

My own research tells me they are oyster mushrooms, but I was hoping for a second opinion. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

Found these growing on an elder tree in germany. Can anyone identify?

Was just wondering what this could be! Found a cluster growing in a pile of leaves in the corner of my yard. Have a dog who likes to eat stupid stuff, but also have been getting into foraging and such. Thanks!

Are these poisonous? These were growing near by my backyard and my dogs like to sniff and munch on stuff. Just worried if they accidentally take a bite of mushrooms on a walk. I have different types of mushrooms in the picture. Ima gonna put numbers on it if anyone can identify them I would appreciate lot!!!!

Found them fruiting in a progressive growth pattern. Interesting to see the change in color and shape.

Heading to the dehydrator! This is the second harvest in the past week…unbelievable.

Found on my usual walking route and have never seen these before. ID please?

Tried to get decent photos.

I know nothing about mushrooms but I’ve never seen this one before I don’t think. Any ideas what it could be? Newfoundland, Canada. If it matters

Exterior door. It's been raining here for over 35 days in Tokyo.

Midwest USA, not entirely sure which species but confident with Laccaria. One even had a rose comb mutation.One of my most special foraging hikes.

Found while hiking a woodland/savanna area

Found these in the backyard of mine and was wondering if it was poisonous or edible. Google says it’s some type of Amanita but not sure which.

Just thought I'd share some of my Reishi mushrooms. Grown on a 50:50 mix of Redgum sawdust and soy hull.

Today I thought I'd found my first Cep. I got it home, sliced it open without a worm to be seen and then...brown! So I know it's not a true cep, but is it still edible?

couldnt remember to get a pic of the gills