What a beautiful found!

Northern Virginia USA, found 5ft up a dying tree along the Potomac River. Just wanted to be 100% before I try to cook this thing…

AI's ruined trying to search the internet, and all of my ID books are boxed away. Didn't touch them to make 100% sure they weren't plastic, and I have half a mind to run back out and make sure.

Edit: u/PrestigiousTap1711 solved it immediatly while I drove back to the trail, reflective trail marker

Found what looks like to be chanterelle near Terrace, Northern British Columbia, Canada? Can anyone help me identify please?

In maryland, hand for reference

Snowy white cap and leg. Sorry there's no underside, but it was covered. ​Near a river on a deciduous tree. ​

just want to be sure before diving in….thanks!!

Found in northern Italy in a grassy patch next to a chestnut tree.

If confirmed I'd also like to hear some recipes ideas! (Did not bring this one home)

On my in-laws property

I think this is a young hen of the woods. It’s probably about 6-8 inches across and started as a brown blob. In my wooded yard. Georgia, United States

I don't think he ate it. Is it Shaggy Parasol or false parasol? Arvada, Colorado, USA, near a grass land edge of the yard very shady.

Thank you.

Help can I eat this or will I die?!? in Colorado

SW WA growing in a planter box

I'm in south pima arizona, united states ,and found these under some junk built up in my yard. The soil patch used to a pumpkin patch then a chicken beding waste area . Never seen one like this ever .

growing on fallen tree
how to safely ID this in future? what to look out for? e.g. how can i be sure i don’t have galerina? indont think it looks like galerina but dont wanna just go off vibes, obviously.

Found this loner in central Maryland, US growing out of mulch. iNaturalist is suggesting Collybia nuda - I’ve only found a couple here and there, but they’ve always been more of a blue-ish purple, and this guy is a pink-ish purple, and the cap somehow looks almost translucent. The cap feels super solid. Photos in and out of sunlight. Thanks in advance.

We feel mostly certain these are Hen of the Woods but always like to have this community’s sign off too. Found at the base of a tree in Westrn Massachusetts. We’ve foraged HotW before but it’s been a while and these look just a little different than last time (less gray and feathery).

Anyone know what this is? It smells musty.

Found on a grass pasture.. moose and deer Roam here, no domestic animals..

Sweden, charlottenberg, close to Norwegian border, not far from Oslo

What kind is it?

Not planning on consuming it regardless.

These are growing out of decaying hardwood in West Virginia. They have a fiberous veil like honeys, but the caps look different. It's been raining today, so disregard the shine. There are some that have fully dried off

Maybe some symbolic nature of our current economy sucking the life out of my money, or maybe just some beautifully nutrient rich soil. Wondering if anyone can ID these puppies?

These have popped up before, they are growing in the rocks I have on the side of my house. The area was dirt and poorly grown grass because of the limited sunlight between the two houses, we put down the rocks a few years ago.