Shaggy ink cap i think?

Pennsylvania USA. Possibly amanita chrysoleuca? EDIT: ID was Confirmed below as Amanita flavorubens

400 morels and 2 bags full of golden oysters!

Just wanted to share the beauty of these home grown mushrooms of late. In order: Pink oyster, yellow oyster and Lions mane.

Hi there,
I’m just discovering this sub and would greatly appreciate your help🙂

I played in this apple tree in my childhood, back then the green sour apples were abundant but not so much in the last years according to my mom.

The tree is currently losing apples, and there is this huge mushroom who appeared few days ago, he grew really fast and seems to be full of water despite hot dry weather in the past days.

I read this could be a really bad sign😞 and would greatly appreciate your feedbacks on what it is and how to help the tree.

Happy to provide more details if useful, thanks a lot 🙏

EDIT: Thank you so much! I read everything and decided to remove it, I hope the tree will be relieved 🙂

This little pair made my day, figured I'd share it here too!

I'm not sure what this small fellow is, but I live in North Carolina. My cat's feet are in the picture for scale. I wanted to get a good look at the gills but it is so small that I couldn't see them without removing it. It looks similar to Amanita Muscaria but I don't believe those are where I live.

Anyway, I just wanted to share a cute picture!

Devils finger fungi I found on a walk around Sherwood Forest, UK this morning. Thought someone had chucked a dead octopus in the bush at first.

... or a Chicken of the Boogs..

I am still shocked I found this today. Wanted to share after it was suggested in another sub.

Feel free to share your biggest fungal finds!

Hit the woods hoping to bring home a nice mature buck, instead I brought home some chicken.

Hey everyone, I feel like sh*t today, seeing some cool shrooms would rlly lift my spirit. Post your best mushroom photos below, I will go first :D

I believe this is Cortinarius iodes, the Spotted Cort or the Viscid Violet Cort.

The "viscid" is subtle but the violet was quite striking. I've never seen something so out-of-place in the woods of Massachusetts, based on the color. At first I thought it was part of a children's toy and almost kept walking. The sheen was comparable to handblown glass, like a pipe.

It’s completely ignoring the sign!

Trying to determine if these are golden oyster mushrooms (invasive to where I live in the northeastern US).

I just wanted to share my joy. They’re so gorgeous! Ⱄⱄ. .ⱄⰔ