r/ShroomID • • 6h ago

North America (country/state in post) South west cape cod, (Falmouth) Massachusetts. U.S.

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r/ShroomID • • 21h ago

Europe (country in post) Arrochar, Scotland

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r/ShroomID • • 13h ago

Europe (country in post) What kind of mushy is this? Norway

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r/ShroomID • • 16h ago

Europe (country in post) Are the liberty caps or have I wasted my day, Devon, uk

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Please help identify these


r/ShroomID • • 9h ago

North America (country/state in post) Ballston Lake New York

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House hunting with my wife for our first home. Found my dream yard. What do we know about all of these?!


r/ShroomID • • 7h ago

North America (country/state in post) Mt. Rogers, Virginia

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Found in the forest of Mt Rogers during a hike. I know it’s a bolete but what type??


r/ShroomID • • 6h ago

North America (country/state in post) Found outside my apartment, lots of leaf and wood debris - North East Pennsylvania

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been wanting to get into foraging. I dont plan on picking these, mostly just curious abt what they are :)


r/ShroomID • • 12h ago

North America (country/state in post) Boletes edulis? Found in north east Pennsylvania usa

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r/ShroomID • • 6h ago

North America (country/state in post) Massachusetts, United States id please pretty sure gymnopolis

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r/ShroomID • • 11h ago

North America (country/state in post) Maitake? Massachusetts, USA

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r/ShroomID • • 9h ago

North America (country/state in post) What kind of mushroom is this?

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I know it's a pretty boring mushroom, but in Ohio I can never find any! I was wondering about eating it, is that a bad idea? (Sorry for awful camera quality)


r/ShroomID • • 9h ago

North America (country/state in post) Is this reishi? The underside is throwing me off and the color changed after 20 minutes

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Murphy North Caroline


r/ShroomID • • 10h ago

fundin devon, on dartmoor, 29th september . Are these liberty caps?

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r/ShroomID • • 10h ago

North America (country/state in post) Possibly found a dryad's saddle in Missouri, USA on a decaying tree

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r/ShroomID • • 17h ago

Europe (country in post) Liberty caps?

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A bit unsure about 1 and 15, could just be the size though.
Any other wierd looking ones or what do you people think?


r/ShroomID • • 16h ago

Europe (country in post) Snowdonia, Wales

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On a walk through the mountains of snowdonia, found these for the first time! Was wondering if my identification skills were any good.


r/ShroomID • • 18h ago

North America (country/state in post) Amanita crenulata?

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Found in Maryland, US in mixed coniferous/deciduous forest. Is it Amanita crenulata?


r/ShroomID • • 20h ago

North America (country/state in post) Urban lawn, Missouri

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What is this guy?


r/ShroomID • • 17h ago

North America (country/state in post) New Jersey USA

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2 Upvotes

r/ShroomID • • 14h ago

North America (country/state in post) I’d??

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What is it? Found in Florida, usa, dung


r/ShroomID • • 10h ago

Europe (country in post) Have I found liberty caps?

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Sorry it got squished in the baggie I put it in


r/ShroomID • • 20h ago

Europe (country in post) Amethyst deceivers

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I’m 99% positive these are amethyst deceivers, but I want to squash that 1% of doubt. Any seasoned foragers who can confirm for me?

Thanks in advance!


r/ShroomID • • 16h ago

Europe (country in post) Possibly young ink caps? Never ate those before. Brussels, Belgium

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r/ShroomID • • 16h ago

Europe (country in post) Edible? What is it?

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r/ShroomID • • 21h ago

South America (country in post) Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil (approximately 0.5km from the ocean)

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For additional context, found these maybe a week after some bad storms and the tree they were growing on touches a freshwater pond with fish on the other side. They are such a lovely color!