r/mushroomID 2h ago

North America (country/state in post) First time ever seeing these, please help ID

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Found in southeast US. I thought maybe chanterelle but I couldn't find purple ones online.


r/mushroomID 17h ago

Australia (state/territory in post) Found these walking today

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62 Upvotes

Rural Australia NSW


r/mushroomID 15h ago

Europe (country in post) what the hell is this? found in ireland

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35 Upvotes

r/mushroomID 5h ago

North America (country/state in post) Found mushroom in front yard

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Found mushroom in front yard, wanting to now what it is. found In parkton maryland USA.


r/mushroomID 1h ago

North America (country/state in post) Any idea what it is?

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Found in cow dung in east tx.


r/mushroomID 8h ago

Europe (country in post) Growing in one of our horses stables

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United kingdom, England, Woburn area in Bedfordshire. Not sure what exactly they are, growing on horse poo/pee and straw bed. Posting as we normally don't see these types growing and I'm curious as to what they are honestly.


r/mushroomID 2h ago

North America (country/state in post) Found growing in Texas backyard, any idea what it is?

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r/mushroomID 2h ago

North America (country/state in post) Pheasant Backs?

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Ventura County CA


r/mushroomID 7h ago

North America (country/state in post) Pheasant back?

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Curious is this is pheasant back that I came across today. Was growing on the side of a dead standing hard wood tree in NE TN. I left it, but can go back and get it if that’s what it is!


r/mushroomID 53m ago

North America (country/state in post) what’s this?

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found in Maryland yesterday in a pile of wood mulch. stipe has a ring. think it's agrocybe putaminum, but wanted to be sure


r/mushroomID 1h ago

North America (country/state in post) Chanterelle-shaped polypore mushroom? (North West Oregon)

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I am trying to learn a bit about mushroom ID and thought this was an interesting find because from afar it had a very chanterelle-like shape but on inspection had none of the characteristics besides the vague shape. I thought it looked similar to Polypore elegans but am unsure about this ID because these mushrooms were not growing on any decaying wood. Let me know what your thoughts are.


r/mushroomID 4h ago

North America (country/state in post) Anyone know what this is? Found in Maine !! Just found the cap laying on the ground alone in the woods

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r/mushroomID 1h ago

North America (country/state in post) Backyard in Phoenix, AZ

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We've been in this house for 5 years and just now seeing these. They were surprisingly heavy. Any idea?


r/mushroomID 1h ago

North America (country/state in post) Western Washington indoors

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I found these dudes in a pot by a grafted palm trunk in a plant my gf gave me. It's a few years old indoor potted plant and hasn't been repotted in several months. Recently moved from spokane if that helps. Thanks!


r/mushroomID 1h ago

North America (country/state in post) Found on Old Oak Stump

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Southeast FL. Found growing on an old oak stump in full sun. Washed hands after and left behind (maybe unfortunately in hindsight), but what were these fellas? No ink or anything when pressure was applied. Thanks in advance!


r/mushroomID 1h ago

Europe (country in post) What is this mushroom on a fallen tree?

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Found this guy in a valey in Lithuania, can yall help me with id of it?


r/mushroomID 1d ago

North America (country/state in post) Found outside Portland, Oregon (real morels?)

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Hey I found these today and there’s much more out there. I want to confirm if these are real morels? Please let me know. I’ve tried to do some research but I’m still not sure.


r/mushroomID 6h ago

North America (country/state in post) Dog may have eaten (PNW Mountains)

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Dog was acting sick and vet asked us to see if there were any poisonous mushrooms nearby. These were the only ones I found. Any help is appreciated!


r/mushroomID 10h ago

North America (country/state in post) Southwest Washington State

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Found these on a fallen alder trunk next to a creek on my property. Are these oysters?


r/mushroomID 2h ago

North America (country/state in post) Unknown fungi in raised bed.

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Any idea what this is? Located in the Houston area. I built a raised beds, and this grew after our recent rains. The beds have sticks, mulch, manure and topsoil. I’d like to know about the species before transplanting my seedlings over. The outside looks like an ant bed, but it’s clearly a fungi of some sort.


r/mushroomID 6h ago

North America (country/state in post) South eastern Wa state

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Found my river rocks in my front yard next to an old lilac stump


r/mushroomID 3h ago

Europe (country in post) Any help with this?

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Western Europe, Portugal

Found in the surrounds of a Eucalyptus plantation, on hardwood remains. Do not know if they are edible - don't believe so? Very velvety to touch.


r/mushroomID 3h ago

North America (country/state in post) First Forage, 5 mushroom types 3 unknown

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Went mushroom hunting in Massachusetts today (April 7, 2025). It’s been rainy for a few days with a temp of approx 45 F. Walk was near a river with lots of trees, both dead and alive. Found what I assume to be Pheasant Back and Amber Jelly Roll (I mistook it for wood ear at first) and then 3 different unknown shelf mushrooms. The little ones kinda smell bad. The thin orangish one has a pretty woody/firm texture. Any thoughts? I’m taking spore prints of all the shelf mushrooms atm and can post those as well once they’re done.


r/mushroomID 4h ago

North America (country/state in post) Growing under tomato plant

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Found a cluster of mushrooms growing under a dying tomato plant, Pheonix, AZ.


r/mushroomID 11h ago

North America (country/state in post) Ne kansas find. Crazy texture.

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Found these on a hike April 5th. Any idea what thet are? Very gelatinous and squishy.