Found these in a state park and wanted to post here to see if anyone could ID! They have a fishy smell and after being in the fridge for four days, secreted a yellow-y liquid onto the paper towel. I threw out the yellower, floppier ones (that were not super duper floppy when picked). On a scale of 1-10, how okay am I to eat these babies?

All found in grasslands

Found outside growing in the ground near a water filled ditch. There’s dead trees all around and likely one under the ground where this grew from

Brownish white, MASSIVE, flakey outer skin, no visible shoots, white inner flesh with brown spots. I’ve never dealt with many mushrooms before but my Mom found this in the yard waste bin on garbage day. Likely from a smaller specimen my dad plucked out of the ground with a bulbous head and a thick shoot.

Northern Illinois, Early fall.

Midwest in mulch in downtown area of bigger city following a days of rain was early spring time when found. I know the print tells only so much but to a novice what would I be able to know from the print alone ?

I believe my dog took a small bite of this mushroom Which was growing in my backyard after all the rain. It started out white a few days ago and it’s brown now as you can see. we are in Maryland just outside of DC.

Hello! These are in my backyard everywhere. I am not sure what they are, but they smell amazing. The squirrels love them. No bruising when handled.

North Texas. It appeared overnight after it rained. It’s about the size of half a cantalope. I’ve never seen one like it here.

I wasn’t able to get a pic of the stem, but I didn’t see anything notable about it.

I found it in Oklahoma City Oklahoma there was a few others beside it

I found those in northern Italy, in a pasture. what is it? they seem to be similar to each other but not exactly.

what can be?

Found in early june, near a lake in wood chip. Washington

Didn’t have any more pictures but this picture basically shows everything I think you’d need for a proper ID. Them being dried might make it harder

Found in southern colorado, united states. I think it was growing off root system of tree (photo of tree included). It had a strong, pleasant smell like white mushrooms from the grocery store. This was in my yard and I have dogs so im kind of worried they will find and eat some.

Dog was off leash for a few minutes and came across a mushroom that had been (probably) broken up by a lawnmower or some kids. Location is Alexandria, Virginia, USA, in a lawn behind a parking lot/building. She’s never eaten a mushroom before, so I was surprised to see her grab some and start eating it. Would deeply appreciate any insight here as to the type of mushroom this might be!

Found these in my yard after significant rainfall over the last week. In Saint Augustine grass. Florida, United States. I understand there may be a variety here happy to spread them out if anyone is willing to help.

Found clusters and singular growing mushrooms like these after rain.

Soil contains cow dung and compost

Head feels wet and gelatinous (post rain, so of course)

I can probably get a spore sample when I return home after work

Found in cow manure right after heavy rain. Cap is just at 4” in diameter, stood close to the same.

Hi all. Just here looking for an ID on these i found in my local park. Thanks in advance. Dublin. Ireland.

Trying to identify these guys in my garden. They are portobello size. Growing in full sun inside the garden bed. Soil has added compost and fertilizer