r/Mushrooms • u/FungalFemmeFatale • 8h ago
[gourmet] Maitake Timelapse
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r/Mushrooms • u/1III11II111II1I1 • May 27 '22
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r/Mushrooms • u/FungalFemmeFatale • 8h ago
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r/Mushrooms • u/HeartOfMycelium • 1d ago
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One of my favorite scenes from my upcoming mushroom game, Heart of Mycelium, featuring an "old man of the woods" mushroom as an old man. The game can be wishlisted on Steam if you think it looks interesting.
r/Mushrooms • u/frolicsomemushroom • 14h ago
Bratislava, Slovakia
r/Mushrooms • u/TRALTTV • 1d ago
Woke up to these in my yard, thought a raccoon or dog tore up some poor animal the night prior and left a horrific mess behind but got a closer look and it’s just mushrooms 😮💨 Why do I have so many mushrooms all around my house and my neighbors have none. What am I even looking at?
r/Mushrooms • u/stayingsweaty • 1d ago
And some chanterelles
r/Mushrooms • u/Bl_ckb_st_r • 1d ago
Growing off of rotten stupid in pa. Mutant chicken?
r/Mushrooms • u/Suspicious_Alarm3018 • 23h ago
Found in Gippsland, Victoria (Australia)
r/Mushrooms • u/Serieswrote • 1d ago
definitely an amanita, but doesn’t match any of the common species.
r/Mushrooms • u/PrestigiousTap1711 • 1d ago
Location: Dawsonville, Georgia, USA. Habitat: Found on a fallen tree; probably a Carya species or Quercus alba. Spore surface in pics 2 & 3. Stereum ostrea all around it on the same log, visible in my hand in in pics 3 & 4. Zoomed out pic for habitat in pic 5.
r/Mushrooms • u/Diggin_4_Fire • 2d ago
SE Ohio. Had to bring a garbage bag!
r/Mushrooms • u/Medical_Grapefruit94 • 2d ago
Are these magic shrooms?
r/Mushrooms • u/PrestigiousTap1711 • 1d ago
Location: Dawsonville, Georgia, USA. Habitat: These were found on a decaying log, on a slope, in a mixed forest that is hardwood dominant. Pill bottle was already there, so I left it in a photo for size reference, & packed it out after.
r/Mushrooms • u/Just_M1nt • 1d ago
Something was eating a lot of the mushrooms / fungi I found. No idea what it could be. I'm not sure what I found, but I thought they were super cool! Edit- location: Southeast MO
r/Mushrooms • u/groyrown • 2d ago
First time seeing this mushroom. Found in Hamilton County, TN
r/Mushrooms • u/Existing-Poem-7733 • 1d ago
Sorry new to this, Hen of the woods?
r/Mushrooms • u/itsbeenawhiletoolong • 2d ago
Hi friends,
Can someone ID all these cute little (and big) mushies? I saw so many of them, and I’m really intrigued which ones are dangerous, beneficial or edible.
These were in a trail in CT.
r/Mushrooms • u/Vegetable_Idea2945 • 2d ago
These are fantastic. Do you get them in the US? I think they are only european.
r/Mushrooms • u/Mush_4_brains • 3d ago
Found in small clusters near a creek in SW Pennsylvania. Haven’t been able to identify. Each “paddle” is about 1-2 inches in length.
r/Mushrooms • u/RoastBeefKweef • 2d ago
Tried to google what these are, I guess I couldn’t describe it well enough because it kept showing me different big cap ones UNLESS that’s what this thing turns into. I know they’re mushrooms but the colors and style of the light brown parts reminds me a little of ginger, what’s tripping me up in the bright green part. Assuming is mega death because of the green, been trying to pluck mushrooms out of the yard because dogs, usually white or brown, on occasion orange mushrooms. Never saw this guy b4 & was wondering if anyone recognizes it? How dangerous is it? I always assume all of them are bad but I’m concerned for pet safety. Thanks to anyone who answers! In New England area is that’s important to identifying!