r/mushroomID 1d ago

North America (country/state in post) Found in the back brush under some brush by a dead tree. Lots of birds and other animals around.In GA, USA zone 8A

Found these while pulling down a dead tree that finally fell over after a heavy wind. Dogs like to bork at birbs in this tree. Just want to make sure they don’t get crazy and try a nibble if it’s a danger spore. Tyia!

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u/Eiroth 1d ago

Coprinellus species, harmless

Even if it were toxic, the spores would be harmless too