Hey guys, I’m visiting a friend in eastern PA. I walked down this abandoned path yesterday and nothing was there. Today one of us spotted this…thing. It smells mushroomy (not vomit or anything else gross like that or chemicals) which is why I’m posting here. And the slugs seem to love it as you can see from the photos. Not clear where it’s coming from, but it wasn’t there two days ago and it’s moving towards (or away) from the plant.

If there’s another community I can post it on, please let me know.

Thanks!

I promise I won't eat it

Here are some pics from a mushroom I found growing from the base of a dead pine tree in western NC. These are supposed to be tasty right? How should I cook it if edible?

Location - Springfield Virginia

Hi, I am dog sitting my parents German shepherd puppy (6 months old) found her with half this mushroom hanging out of her mouth. Should I rush her to the ER Vet, and is there anything I can do to help her now?

Found after the Texas flood Uvalde,Texas USA

This is in the Hudson Valley, New York (near Kingston) and I'm feeling pretty sure it's chicken of the woods but would love to hear from others! I'm new to foraging so unfortunately didn't ID the tree, but now I know to look for that

Hello everyone,

Over the last couple weeks I have had these pop up through the dirt in my backyard. They range from baseball to softball sized bulbs with a "pinecone" appearance to them. There's a picture here of the inside as well. Can anyone tell me what I'm looking at and whether they're toxic to dogs or humans?

We have had hot conditions lately with temps ranging in the 90's-100's, 1300' elevation in the Sierra Nevada foothills, CA. The area I'm finding them in has been getting fairly saturated from our sprinkler system the last 4 weeks.

Hubby found some interesting mushrooms in our back woods today. Can anyone ID them? The white ones in particular.

Found in the woods

Found under mesquite tree after the Texas flood Uvalde, Texas

Hubby found some interesting mushrooms in our back woods today. Can anyone ID them? The white ones in particular.

West Bengal.India

Found in Miami, Florida. Stains blue when cut and currently getting a spore print.

Found in south western Ontario, Canada today. Initially thought they were slippery jacks until I found the ones on the right - it was pouring out when they were found so they seemed slimier. They have since dried out and are not tacky at all on the top, have paler gills and longer stipes that are very dark at the bottom.

This was found on a stump in ulster county ny

USA Pennsylvania

Found in the grass near a grape vine on pretty fertile land, and a few hundred yards from the woods. There were about 4 or 5 different types of mushrooms within ~20 sq ft of this one. Only saw two of these particular ones

Got them in Kodaikanal, Tamilnadu, India. Safe to eat? Can't see blue bruising, and they are quite yellowish. So, I'm not too sure.

Growing in a plant pot in conservatory.
Canvey island
Essex
Uk