r/mushroomID

r/mushroomID

97.2K members
r/mushroomID is a subreddit with 97.2K members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is size-large, activity-high.
A place to get genus/species identification from pictures of fruiting bodies! It helps to include good quality pictures of the mushroom in it's native environment, the location you found them, photos of both the top and underside. It is also useful to know what the mushroom was growing on - wood, dung or on the ground? Nearby trees are also helpful to know. The more information you provide the more confident our ID's will be!

Popular Topics in r/mushroomID

#1
North America (California, United States)
: "I am fairly certain this one will kill you"
46 posts
#2
null
: "Found in NSW Australia"
38 posts
#3
ID Request
: "need id!"
35 posts
#4
Identified
: "Possible moral mushroom?"
9 posts
#5
North America (country/state in post)
: "What are these?"
6 posts
#6
North America (Washington, United States)
: "This guy is growing in my greenhouse"
5 posts
#7
North America (Tennessee, United States)
: "In my terrarium! The moss was gathered outdoors (east Tennessee) ID please?"
5 posts
#8
South America (Brazil)
: "Found at Sao Paulo Brazil - Mata Atlâtica."
4 posts
#9
Europe (England, United Kingdom)
: "Id help"
4 posts
#10
North America (North Carolina, United States)
: "Is it my lucky day? Did I finally find Oysters?"
4 posts
#11
North America (Georgia, United States)
: "Found this clam-lookin fella, Atlanta, GA"
3 posts
#12
North America (Florida, United States)
: "Put cow manure in compost got these days later . What are they ?North Florida"
3 posts
#13
North America (Texas, United States)
: "Are these oysters?"
3 posts
#14
North America (Pennsylvania, United States)
: "South central PA"
2 posts
#15
North America (Ohio, United States)
: "Is this reishi? Very thin. Like a business card. Ohio"
2 posts
#16
North America (Oregon, United States)
: "Yellow boy"
2 posts
#17
North America (Arizona, United States)
: "Central Arizona mushroom found near verde river"
2 posts
#18
Emergency! — human/animal ingestion (California, United States)
: "Son and his friend ate these on a tree growing at school. Southern California, should I be worried?"
1 posts
#19
North America (Arkansas, United States)
: "Found this yesterday!"
1 posts
#20
Identification-related discussion
: "Mom picked these off tree"
1 posts
#21
Identified (Georgia, United States)
: "Resilient shroom growing out of camper"
1 posts
#22
Europe (Greece)
: "Forest exploration"
1 posts
#23
North America (Puerto Rico, United States)
: "These mushrooms were growing on my neighbor's lawn today and my intrusive thoughts are telling me to touch them"
1 posts
#24
Asia (India)
: "From Rishikesh India🕉🍄"
1 posts
#25
Identified (Florida, United States)
: "Oyster?"
1 posts
#26
North America (Oklahoma, United States)
: "Any ideas? Just thought this was a really pretty purple color."
1 posts
#27
Europe (Israel)
: "Just making sure before preparing - Clitocybe (nuda?)"
1 posts
#28
North America (New Jersey, United States)
: "Extremely new to the mushroom scene and I’m thinking some lion’s mane…southern NJ. Growing on a log about 1.5m from a creek."
1 posts
#29
North America (Tamaulipas, Mexico)
: "What’s this mushroom’s identification? (Tamaulipas,Mexico)"
1 posts
#30
Emergency! — animal ingestion (Georgia, United States)
: "Dog ate"
1 posts
#31
Africa (Tanzania)
: "ID this please"
1 posts
#32
Identified (Queensland, Australia)
: "What species? Growing in tablelands FNQ Australia"
1 posts
#33
South America (Peru)
: "What is this? Found in Peruvian Amazon rainforest"
1 posts
#34
North America (Indiana, United States)
: "Are these oysters?"
1 posts
#35
Oceania (Hawaii)
: "What is this blue mushroom? Maui, HI"
1 posts
#36
North America (Missouri, United States)
: "In between wooden boards on a picnic table"
1 posts
#37
North America (Idaho, United States)
: "What is this beast?"
1 posts
#38
North America (Michigan, United States)
: "What kind of mushroom is this?"
1 posts
#39
Europe (Germany)
: "Hello are these Turkey tail?"
1 posts
#40
North America (Colorado, United States)
: "Found in northern Colorado today"
1 posts
#41
Oceania (New Zealand)
: "Found in Napier, New Zealand. Any ideas?"
1 posts
#42
Asia (country in post)
: "Mushroom ID please - dog ate a chunk"
1 posts
#43
Asia (Jordan)
: "What mushroom is this and is it edible?"
1 posts

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