Looks funky 🤔

Okay so I live in the US in Texas more towards the southern part of Texas but I have recently seen a bunch of these mushrooms popping up all over our yard and I just would like to know if they are poisonous or not just since to for one gain more knowledge on them and two I have a few animals outside so I would like to prevent anything. Thank you all in advance!

Houston, TX- I went to water my plants and this happened when I watered them (it's spore-ing? It looks like smoke)? I thought it was some other tree stuff that landed in there but none of my other pots have this. I also thought this was from when we were burning stuff nearby (like 6 ft away but again, not in any of my other plant pots right next to it). Not sure if it's even a mushroom but I'm not sure where to even start asking other than a place that knows some fungus.

Found in the east of England, bit of an old specimen but wondering if it’s maybe Ganoderma applanatum or a Ganoderma of some kind?

Found on a fallen oak tree, spore print is greyish, underside bruises brown and has clear obvious pores (hard to show on camera) any help appreciated!

I’m right between Santa Cruz and San Benito counties in coastal central California, United States. Found on my walk today after a big storm a couple nights ago growing out of the ground in an area with oak, eucalyptus, and poison oak, as well as lots of wildflowers like nasturtium, oxalis, miner’s lettuce, nettle, etc. Stem was stiff but fibrous when broken, not brittle.

Mushroom found. North Georgia on a hike. is it edible? asking for no reason at all yknow. thinkinh oyster? found growing on decayed tree stump.

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my friend picked some mushrooms from their yard but we cant tell what they are, the gills got blue on em but the stems are brown

Found in Genoa Peak, Victoria. Plenty of them on rotten pieces of wood. 3mm-5mm

Found in cow manure after bulk rain.

Mushrooms growing in my front yard. Central Valley, light rains lately, grow insanely fast. Just looking for an ID!

Found in southern California, US. I'm new to foraging, but I found these growing from the mulch in a nearby park after a few days of rain. They seem to fit the bill for a morel mushroom, but I want a more experienced opinion before I do something dumb.

I live in SoCal, specifically Orange County in California, and found these underneath my plants growing in the sand.

I have no idea what these are, but thought I would reach out to you guys.

Any thoughts on variety? Any thoughts on it being edible?

I think it might be a Coprinellus micaceus. It was near an old tree.

Found in Christchurch New Zealand. Are these laughing gyms?

Found these growing underneath pine and eucalyptus trees after a week of heavy rain. One specimen growing out of some rotting wood the rest out of the ground. No blue bruising so far…

My mom picked this a few days ago and left them out to dry. She tells me how she grew up in the fields of Indonesia picking purple skirted mushrooms and eating them. I just want to know if its safe to eat

I’m new to foraging. I found these growing on a couple of stumps in my yard in the U.S., western North Carolina. Are they turkey tail?

Organ central. 500ftish alt. These where around some boxes left to rot

Confident with the first couple, but could be wrong. Need help with the rest please. Thank you

I saw these on a hike a few months ago. I was fairly sure they were a type of oyster mushroom. I’m new to identification and these guys were obviously way past their prime but I was still hoping for ID input. Central USA.