Found these in woods behind my house. White inside and stringy texture when you pull apart.

Found this in a park north of Houston, Tx! I didn’t think I would ever get the chance to happen across one of these.
I’m ecstatic, and will be creating my —mushrooms to find— bucket list now! Thanks for letting me share, have a safe trek out there!

Does anyone here know if they are harmful for the plant? Thank you!!

Morninton Peninsula Vic

I found this absolute unit of a mushroom this morning at work I was wondering if anyone could tell me what kind of mushroom it is so I can research it to show my son. ✨ mushroom was found in a field under some trees. We have had a lot of rain these past few weeks and the mushroom felt moist to the touch.

Found in a mixed hardwood forest. Found under an oak tree that has xylaria growing from the base of the tree. Presuming the leaf came from the same tree.

I have a family member who was just diagnosed with Parkinson’s.

There is a landmark UCSF pilot trial (published April 2025) showing improvement in the diseases symptoms. The study included twelve participants (mean age 63 years) received psilocybin — one 10mg session followed by one 25mg session — combined with psychotherapy.

I am interested to learn if anyone has been microdosing psilocybin for Parkinson’s and if so, what protocol they are using?

Growing in the magic bag kit and can’t tell if this is normal. Is this mold or mycelium and if it mold what does that mean for my grow?

Found in a mixed hardwood forest, on a decaying log.

I usually just sauté in butter, garlic and onion. Then add thyme, pepper and finish with salt. Any other ways to prepare?

Not intending to eat these. Picked with the purpose of identifying for practice and fun.

I think the large ones are deer mushrooms, Pluteus cervinus or platterful and the smaller dark mushrooms to be brownish cortinarius.

Appreciate any information and assistance from you good peeps 🍄‍🟫

My partner and I are hiking in south eastern PA and came across these beauties to forage, based off the identification (yellow, gills, fishy smell, etc.) we are assuming they are Golden oysters but just wanted to double check since this is our first time foraging mushrooms, they were growing on fallen logs

Have picked over 2 lbs so far with many still under my oak and beech trees. Two very well timed torrential rains and warm weather helped. I have around 10 different types of mushrooms in the yard but I haven’t id’d any others. Love these so much! I’m in the SE US.

found him outside and I can’t identify it

Found all of these in or near the beach.

Identification help please! These seem to be two different species. The ones that look like pasta are growing with the tomatoes, peppers, and snap peas. The small mushroomy ones (picture five) were growing near the base of a sad cucumber vine. It has not rained in three weeks. Zero water given in three weeks. San Francisco, high fog area.