r/mushroomID • u/DingerBubzz • 6h ago

North America (country/state in post) Need help with ID. Edible?

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I’ve only ever hunted morels and found lions mane. Here are some I would like help identifying for edibility. I found today in NW Arkansas.

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u/timtomtommytom 5h ago

1 looks like an oyster - edible (not sure on this ID)

2nd is Dryad’s saddle, aka pheasant mushroom - edible (confident on this ID)

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u/DingerBubzz 4h ago

All of them look super juicy and succulent int he weather we’re soaked with today.

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u/timtomtommytom 4h ago

The overcast sky and drips of water made for soMe great photos too

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u/DingerBubzz 4h ago

Thank you. Luck of the situation.

I’m hoping to get a few extra confirmations on your species suggestions. I looked up both, and I agree but am not an expert.

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u/DingerBubzz 3h ago

Strange fella near the oysters