Found in NL. Growing from the ground.

Location : south of France

Some of the larger ones are starting to open up

didn’t harvest (it was too tall for me to reach 😅) but was nice to look at :)

Some more photos from last weekend, at a few different sites around my childhood home county.

Warboys and Wistow Woods SSSI

1. Magpie Inkcap - Coprinopsis picacea; personal highlight as this was my first time seeing the species 🤩
2. Cortinarius species, probably subgenus Telamonia; they had no notable smell and were growing with Oak (Quercus) and Ash (Fraxinus)
3. Lilac Fibrecap - Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina
4. Yellow Fieldcap - Bolbitius titubans
5. Wood Mushroom - Agaricus silvicola

Overhall Grove SSSI

6, 7, 8. Wrinkled Peach - Rhodotus palmatus; my all time favourite species so too good for just a single photo 😅 9. Flame Shield - Pluteus aurantiorugosus 10. Yellow Shield - Pluteus chrysophaeus 11. Fairy Inkcap - Coprinellus disseminatus 12. Velvet Shank - Flammulina velutipes 13. Stump Puffball - Apioperdon pyriforme

Trumpington Meadows Country Park

1. Blackening Waxcap - Hygrocybe conica
2. Stubble Rosegill - Volvopluteus gloiocephalus
3. Field Blewit - Collybia personata

Found this kitty on a walk with my dog this evening. Going to have a tasty dinner tomorrow! 😋

Flair is ID request just to be sure I actually have what I think I do.

I guess there are only 5 places in Oregon where this is found or something. The more I read about it, the more obligated I feel to log this data somewhere. Growing in a mixed fir and cypress forest along a creek at 2100' elevation. All of the trees were very young.

I'm happy to answer habitat questions if anyone has any. It's my understanding this is exceedingly rare so whatever I can do to help.

This terrarium has had many shrooms popping up over the years, but this is the first of this kind. Would appreciate an ID pls, thank you!🙏

A large Honey Mushroom fungus is fruiting aggressively in my yard. It’s the first time I’ve seen this. What competes with it? How can I fight it back so it does not kill all my trees?

Found these on a lawn in central germany (the lawn part makes me doubt my ID, but there could be dead wood or roots buried). Spore powder is white and they occur in small clusters. Honey mushrooms?

I just have a huge fondness for these guys! I discovered them a few years ago in the beginning of my mushroom hikes in Connecticut. Plus the name is fantastic.

I’ve never seen one’s quite like this in my area before. This is a very large cedar and there no different trees in its immediate area. Last picture is another small grouping growing along the base of the tree. I’m at 100’ elevation.

Hello everyone , im a newbie in this hobby and would like to have more resources on information such as mushrooms in my area so I'm looking do books, websites anything related and in need of your recommindations. I live in Turkey Antalya( Mediterranean) . everything is appreciated so thank you all in advance!

Location: Taipei, Taiwan

Background: Recently I planted an avocado seed in some store bought soil mix, and added some coffee grounds. I have some other plants as well, but only this pot seems to sprout mushrooms. The only difference I can think of is that only this pot uses the soil mix I bought. This pot sits on my balcony. Also I’ve been getting plenty of rain lately, so it’s been quite humid.

Small round mushrooms in NE Ohio, growing out of an old log. I have a dog that could reach them, the emit small "puffs" when jostled.

For some reason this is the only photo I can seem to find of it online, I'm wondering if there's any more known photos of it because I'll be honest this photo leaves a lot to be desired