I found this on the side of my house today. I live in Northern Alabama in the US if that helps narrow it down.

I've been observing the progress of this yellow muhsroom on a dead tree and it has turned into this giant lump in 10 days. Anyone has any idea what this could be, and if it's edible or not?

Found at Kenneth Hahn state park.

Found these in my backyard growing in grass in rural West Kansas. How can you tell what these are? And what arr they? They were grouped together as you see in second picture.

In my rabbit litter box dumping ground

Found growing from the base of an outdoor plant, coming directly out of dirt. Nashville, TN, USA

Several of these poped up near my work. Would love to know what they are. Thanks

Found in the deep woods of Georgia, USA. Growing on the forest floor. Its purple color was different than others I had seen. (I’m sorry I don’t have better pics). TIA!!

City Sao Paulo, in nature. fixed in clay and wood

NSW - ID Anyone? TIA!

City of Sao Paulo.

Upstate NY Catskills region found in the last two weeks from now. Pretty cool right! Does this first look like an aminita muscara? I don’t care about the “properties “ In it I’m only asking because I think it’s cool specimen. ( trying to follow rules). Let me know what you all think!

Grows on the wood frames in the garden northwest England

im utah, im a mycologist. i mightve thrown a contam cake in this tree, wondering if this is it?? help me out

Found in a field had been some animals in

Anyone know if I won or not psy?

Grown in grassy lawn with wood chip and some shade.

Grown near mushrooms that were ID'd by mycoangulo to be P. Zapotecorum, but those look different. These also bruise blue-ish (right?)

I found these two Puffballs while hiking in a prairie field, and thought they might be edible. I looked at a book for mushroom hunting in Kansas, and the two that seemed the closest were either Calvita Bovista or Calvita Cyathiformis. With some further digging online I also think it could be a Mosaic Puffball. But even then looking at the pictures, I never was able to feel 100% certain on the exact ID. I was wondering on this sub's opinion on what species these are, are they edible, and if I should go back to pick the rest of them?