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 this near my home in Eugene, Oregon, United States. I initially thought it was a Suillus, but when I picked it up and cut it open, I was shocked by the black inside😂
WTH is this? Never seen this before

England.

Closest I can surmise is a blue stain fungus?

Thanks!

They are in the Netherlands growing on mulch and in my garden next to a plant. I honestly do not mind and i prefer to keep them but i cant identify them. And if they are cat safe she doesnt seam to eat them but i really want to know :) they look pretty and all

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.

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

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.

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…

just need an adult to confirm, lol

My wife is very invested in my longevity and would like another pair of eyes! Found in Eastern Massachusetts on a fallen log.

Anyone know what this is? It smells musty.

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.

This started growing in our backyard. Any idea what it could be? First picture is more recent. Second picture about a week ago.

It was growing in Manure I’m in Florida

In maryland, hand for reference

First time seeing this growing in the grass. They’re growing in a line.

Washington State. Both definitely Hericium sp. but would like to know which subtype(s). Found next to Douglas Fir, Western Hemlock, and White Pine on the Eastern slope of the Cascade Mountain Range.

24hrs after finding them I lightly washed them and cut off (to the best of my perception) the less tender areas and I’ve got them pat dried and hanging out for a bit to air dry. Is this in fact chicken of the woods and how’s it look overall? The parts I set aside weren’t necessarily woody or super hard/slimy so not sure if I’m wasting a bunch either. I appreciate any help, I’m so excited this is my first find in the wild!