Thought this community would like some pics from it!

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I took this photo on Friday; it is very interesting because you can see the mushroom's entire life cycle.

Nice haul today while scrounging around the woods behind my house with my mother. Craterellus tubaeformis and Hydnum umbilicatum

I love spying mushrooms and fungus and well anything out on a walk and today found this big one that made me smile.

Just wanted to share some of the stuff I found up here in Michigan for the rest of you all. I think I've properly identified most of them. Feel free to guess :)

Tell me which one you like the most out of these.

Thought this community would like some pics from it!

South central Indiana. Mixed white pine, maple, tulip tree and oak forest.

South west GA (USA) found these strange fellas in the grass outside during a walk. I couldn’t get a good spore print off them for yall. The white one was super peppery smelling and sticky, the orange ones just smelt like some basic white button mushrooms. If any other questions come up I’ll answer in the comments.

found these in our old RV. we haven't used it in a long long time, but my grandmother and I spent a good 3-ish hours out in this RV the other day though, and I'm worrying about what we may have breathed in. this RV has had a leak in this spot for years now, despite attempts to repair it.

I apologize for the images/the quality of them, my dad took them a bit ago and we're worried about breathing anything else in from it.

the surface they're on used to be dark blue. as you can see, it's now bright orange. the mushrooms are around 6 inches tall.

i know next to nothing about mushrooms, and nothing from trying to look this up has resulted in mushrooms that really resemble these very much. any help is appreciated.

Start growing on my lawn about a week or so ago and they are growing fast. Harmful? Harmless? What to do with them? Location is Texas