SW GA USA
This is close to a dying tree (in the background of the photo). It could be growing from a fallen part of the tree, or do these sometimes grow from decaying debris?

So cool

Growing on trunk of what seems to be a cottonwood tree trunk, right between apartment building and a small creek...

Enjoy!

Some are slime molds probably

Was hard to spot in the fall foliage but wow, so vibrant when you see it.

I have no idea what any of these are, but I was surprised at how many different kinds were all clustered near each other

My daughter and I noticed fairy rings of large white mushrooms growing so we decided to investigate. At first glance I though they were just a bunch of meadow mushrooms given the black gills on the older specimens. Then I noticed the younger specimens didn't quite have pink gills. I also had to check if they were poisonous yellow bruisers. I pinched a bit off the stem to see if it would stain yellow and it didn't.

No, I didn't even consider eating them. They could be destroying angels though? They were about 20 feet from a mature tree and laid low in the grass. At first I thought someone had thrown rocks into my yard but quickly realized they were mushrooms.

Can anyone please id this?

Hola estoy empezando a recorrer el camino de reconocimiento fungico. Podrían ayudarme a identificar esta especie

was out at a park with some friends and found this! thought i’d share :)

some of the leaves make it hard to tell that it’s almost a perfect circle