In South Shropshire UK

I wanted the droplets to look like little glass spheres sitting on top of the mushrooms. It took some careful placement, but I managed to get one to stay on each of the four caps

Found in Ireland Powerscourt. My first time. But the cap flushed pink after cutting?? Does that happen with penny bun?

(Cork, Ireland)

Wow. I walk this spot every day and I haven't been here for about a week now due to health reasons. Finally got out for a walk this morning and I'm absolutely amazed by all the mushrooms!! There's so many types and so many spread out across the woods I can't even turn without coming across some. What do we make of them? I'm no mycology nerd, I mainly just lurk here for the photos, so feel free to name them in the comments if that's allowed! :)

Mixed in among various Chlorophyllum Sp. I'm hesitant to call it Macrolepiota as it's the only one I've seen in the selection with this patterning on the stipe.

I didn't want to disturb it so I only have the one picture and haven't tested for orange bruising, so not expecting conclusive ID.

Just wondering if this scaley pattern can sometimes be a feature on chlorophyllum?

Found this Sarcomyxa serotina  (late fall oyster mushroom) spot last year, but there’s no trace of mushrooms on the trunk yet—plus, the walnut tree has fallen down in the meantime! https://maps.app.goo.gl/MX3oNPhHmM8tiMNy8

They pop up all over our property. This first big one, let's call her big Mama is the biggest I have ever seen.

Krasnodar region, Russia. Found beneath pine trees. There are some walnut trees nearby too

If they are eadible, is the stem part eadible too?

Pretty sure they're Honey mushrooms taking advantage of the new cool weather we're having in the central Savannah river area. There used to be a tree here but it was removed before we moved in so no idea what kind, but seems the roots have propogated some friends! Was looking into making some mushroom soup maybe, but I'm not sure if these ones are best for eating lol.

Curious if this is Xylaria

Mt. Makiling, Philippines

Very firm, found in mt baker forest around 2200 feet in around many hemlock and chanterells. It does smell strong but not necessarily of cinnamon

Is this definitely russula brevipes? Just wanna confirm cause I only got one answer

I saw it in a tiny patch of wood in Illinois

To me, one of the most primal instincts is to go forage and actually find what you have been searching for: here I found a new location of Matsutakes. Thank god the deer didn’t find them first, cuz all of the other bigger buttons were consumed by some lucky forest furries. Can you smell the red hots and wet socks? Because it is REEKING when I took this video. I love you all and wish you the same luck :) Happy foraging!!

Ive always wanted to grow mushrooms but Im not even sure if these are mushrooms so it would help to know what they are

Found these tiny mushrooms in an area that is walked on everyday. Located in Northern California, USA

These were the size of my thumb or so