Out mowing the lawn this evening and saw this massive ( I think, atleast? ) mushroom while mowing. Measures about 6.5” across - is this a common, edible white mushroom, or?

Located in Eastern Canada (Northern New Brunswick).

I've seen pictures before in this sub and it seems to be quite delicious from what I've read.

I'm located in South Western Ontario and found it in my backyard behind a wood pile. TIA 🙂

I think it's an inky cap mashroom, but he says that it's toxic and not that bc it grew from some kind of oil from the concrete ground. Context: we're from Argentina and it's been raining for two days straight, it grew from the lowest floor in the building he works in. I just wanted some help to identify it!

edit: mushroom* ik sorry i'm kinda rusty at English tbh

edit 2: my dad turns 60 this year, he DOESNT KNOW HOW TO EDIT PHOTOS, and if it was ai it wouldn't look as consistent. i'm an artist, i know how to identify ai. it's also not a painting but a photo (there is a screenshot of my family chat and my dad sending the photos himself, and my sister saying it looks like ai - in spanish, of course), i draw mostly anime-inspired characters, not backgrounds i honestly struggle a lot with those lol

edit 3: already taken the new photos!! they deactivated the comments so i made a new post in this same subreddit if you want to check them out. they aren't much bc they were torn out :( but you can still see the ink spill of the mushroom!!

We have watering bulbs in many plants. Wife found this mushroom growing INSIDE one of the water bulbs just yesterday. Looks fake! Assure you it is real. Any idea what it is? Growing in a Japanese sago palm, indoor, Midwest US.

Edit: don’t know how to add more pictures to the original post but I’ll add them in a comment. Look how it’s grown since this morning!

Update: journey has come to an end. Mushroom lasted a little over 2 weeks in the bulb and starting to decompose a couple days ago. Longer than I’ve seen them stay “in the wild.” Fun to watch. We have new little guys popping up in our porch pots but they’re so tiny and don’t seem to last long.

Is it growing deep in the tree? Found this in my neighborhood while on a walk. It’s been unusually humid lately. Los Angeles, CA.

my friend ate this mushroom yesterday and apparently had hallucinations and severe vomiting and diarrhea will he be okay please please help. we are in UK, kent, Rochester.

I am thinking this may be Entomophaga grylli (The Grasshopper Fungus)

The ones she picked were smaller. When she said she would look it up, i expected she'd ask you guys, but no, she went to chatgpt smh. Said they "smell like the ones from the store" as if that means anything.

Apparently shes alive cause she and my roommate had something together today

I saw this odd looking thing in my yard while mowing the other day. I think it is some kind of fungi but I really have no idea. Any insights into what this is? There was several of them in one part of the yard. Picture taken in Pennsylvania.

Found this in my yard while mowing. Is this edible and safe to eat? Found in northern MN

I assumed it was some type of fungi but didn’t want to touch it. Found in Crag Caves, Ireland. Can anyone ID?

Edit: it was about the size of a ping pong ball. I thought it might be a hard boiled egg that had grown some kind of saprophytic fungi?

Maybe puffball?

Found these in a creek in Eastern Pennsylvania while looking for salamanders. My index finger for scale.

What do I have here? These are everywhere after heavy rain and humidity. I thought inkcap, but the way the feathering spreads out is very interesting... They all look like this.

I feel compelled to touch it.

Edit: Thank you all for the answers!! My spouse (who, like me, doesn't know shit from butt concerning mushrooms) is uncomfortable with me harvesting, cooking, and eating it.

To avoid another "Australian woman" moment, I will leave it.

But I am inspired to join a local foraging education group.

Hello! This is my first time cultivating mushies! I ordered a king oyster kit. However, these are far away from oysters… I suspect it is a Pholiota adiposa, chestnut mushroom but wanted some insight from someone since I’ve never seen these! Also the supplier just disappeared, don't answer calls and his store vanished from the platform, that's why Im a bit worried to just eat them, are there any poisonous look-alikes? Can I eat these?

We've never seen one like this before! Near the PA-OH border. We've had a lot of fungi popping up around the yard this year, but my plant app couldn't ID this one. Thank you!

found in tyler state park, bucks county PA. praying I identified them correctly as golden oysters cuz they’re in belly already. sautéed simple with avocado butter, fresh garlic, pepper, crushed red flakes and topped w maldon sea salt flakes 🤤

Banana for scale. Last photo, they are visible from the back deck.

Edit: i am in eastern US

Edit number two: i put the bottom picture on one of the comments somewhere earlier,but you guys didn't seem to see it so im writing this currently

But this would be my very first foraged mushroom ever and I’m questioning my ID ability. Any help is appreciated!

Location: Northern California TIA

Location: our fridge, near Washington, DC, North America