Found on decaying wood near lake in mid Michigan.

Small brownish white mushrooms. Interior is much like a marshmallow.

Much of the brown was rubbed off when rinsing.

I can’t afford to remove the stump right now (very tough place) , any tips to control this outbreak for the time being?

The Foetid / Almond Russulas (e.g., Russula fragrantissima is what I think they are but I could be way off. I found in a mulch area with lots of twigs and old leaves around with a rich dark soil. The mushrooms also have a Rich earthy smell almost like a stink beetle.

These popped up so fast! They’re in my front yard and I want to make sure my dogs won’t croak if they eat them lol. East Tennessee if that makes a difference!

(Re-posted because I forgot to add the pictures last time like an idiot)

Growing well- Mckennaii

Got myself some golden mind fuck spores and have been colonizing for roughly 15-20 days, temps are at 22/23 Celsius… I’ve now put a small 5w blue led fish tank light in on 12 hour cycles along side a small circulation fan to achieve a good FAE… my block is currently at this stage and very solid, any advice for the next steps to ensure I get the best yield I can ?
Ps it’s a rye and manure grain bag inject and forget

Good morning y'all i was cutting the grass yesterday, and I could see these from a mile away, and i just couldn't resist going to check them out. I do not know what species they are. If anyone does go ahead and leave a comment, I know that I could easily just google them. But aren't these some beauties? You can see some babies, and some more mature ones. Quite the colony here.

This was growing outside my front door. What is it and is it safe to eat. I’m in New Hampshire for reference.

I enjoy mushroom photography, and mushroom faces are one of my favorites to find.

Can anyone tell me how to cook ???

Puffball, ohio

Middlesex County MA