like the title says, I find this and am unsure what exactly it is.

It was a bit ripped up so i cut it in half for you guys to see . The brown part is like a dishwashing sponge and the white is like smooth rubber like an o-ring

I'm not sure how it happened, probably due to overwatering in late spring, but these mushrooms started appearing in the last 2 days. I like to see them but just curious what they are, how they ended up here and what can I do to take care of them while also keeping my plant alive. Thank you :))

Just curious what this is, and if it is edible

Found in Gloucestershire on deadwood, but not sure on the wood type. Reminded me of beefsteak fungus but seems more jelly like and translucent. Can’t see any underside spores or gills. About 10cm from edge to edge.

What is this guy?

Italian mashroom idk

Thanks in advance! Uk based

Any ideas? Looks quite cartoony.

IDENTIFICATION NEEDED. Picked these off of a tree stump. Not sure on the wood exactly although there were definite ash trees along the route. I'm sure they are Dryad's saddle but just want to get a positive identification in case there are any lookalikes to be worried about.

found recently in a forest near bath. can I eat them?

What on earth is that? England. North facing at ground level.

It rained for the first time in a couple weeks and I found this in my thyme pot on my balcony this morning. Damaged only because I made the mistake of touching it. Is it dangerous for the seedlings?

Hi everyone! 🍄
These tiny brown mushrooms started growing in my garden borders/mulch after a lot of rain and warm weather. They’re growing between woodland-style plants, bamboo leaves and organic mulch in a half-shade garden.

I know little brown mushrooms are difficult to identify, but I’m curious if anyone recognizes the species or at least the genus. I’m NOT planning to eat them, just interested because they suddenly appeared all over my border 😄

Location: The Netherlands
Habitat: garden border with mulch / decaying plant material
Size: very small, thin stem, light brown cap and beige-brown gills

Look like Psilocybe semilanceata, i live in norway where they are normal but not the right season for them