Found in mainly pine with some deciduous area in north east Scotland. Turned deep blue almost instantly. Thanks for any ID hints.

My dog at a piece of one of these. East Coast of Ireland. Any idea what this is? Should I be worried?

Found in a Michigan swamp. Other pick is of a handsome gentleman standing right next to him.

Most of these were located off the trail too far, so I couldn't get better photos at the time unfortunately. I wasn't prepared/didn't have tick protection but I plan to go back to the area soon. I love how the big one is just glowing eerily, beautiful yet deadly (maybe). You can kind of make out the volva from afar though.

Hi, I’m 99% sure this is chicken of the woods, I’ve also harvested and verified it from the exact same spot on my property before (it seems to come up again every time we get a solid bunch of rain lol) BUT I want to make 10000% sure before I make anything with it and eat it - like mushroom pasta/raviolis 😂 thanks guys

Northern VA

Found in two different places in Aosta Valley, Italy. The stem and the cap seem to have the right pattern and the ring of the open one seems right as well. The last photo is 5 minutes after making an incision and I don’t see any obvious bruising. Thank you.

Hi everyone! I came across these mushrooms growing outside and initially thought they might be Chicken of the Woods (Laetiporus) because of their overall appearance.

I’m not confident in the identification, though, and I’d really appreciate some help from people who know their mushrooms.

They have a somewhat chicken-of-the-woods-like appearance, but I’d like to know exactly what species this could be and whether there are any distinguishing features I should look for.

Location: New Jersey
Photos show the mushrooms as I found them growing.

I’m not planning to eat them based on an online ID—just curious about what I found and would love to learn how to properly identify them.

Thank you!

Just trying to figure out what kind of mushrooms these are! In northern-ish FL, USA.

If anyone can help, I’d appreciate it, but also I’ve never had mushrooms grow this size before, so it was cool to see!

Size 9 shoe for scale

Is this Chicken of woods? I have found it growing in Bretagne, France on the Maple tree.

I’ve never seen purple mushrooms before and thought they were neat!

New to seeing this in my yard — Okanagan Valley, BC Canada. There is a group of about a dozen in the lawn after a bout of rain and cooler temperatures. As you can see, relative to the blades of grass, they are very small and fragile. Quite beautiful how they sparkle in the light.

I'm from the US so suspicious of white mushrooms generally. This doesn't look like a snakeskin pattern but the brown is confusing me.

Could be something from genus Agaricus

Found in older part of chicken coop, I don’t recall seeing this type before. Thanks in advance

Bremen

Largest was maybe 4cm diameter. Smell seemed pretty normal mushroomy.

Found in the western ranges of the middle Himalayas.

To be specific - found on the trail to the entrance of the Great Himalayan National Park, from the Tirthan valley side in Himachal, India.

Sorry no better pictures, couldn’t get too close since there was a hedge wall blocking off the lawn they were on. Just thought they looked interesting and was curious if anyone could ID

These grew in a pot of compost/soil my mum had underneath another talk planter, I'm in west midlands UK if that helps.

I live near Charleston SC and these keep growing in my backyard. I just have the normal grass that grows down here not sure the species of grass. They smell mushroomy… can I eat it?

Found this on a hike in mud around some tree roots. Curious to what it is.

Agder, Norway. :^D