



My husband pick up the little guy this morning by our tree. We are in south Texas.
I put this guy in the fridge hoping I can eat it later but we shall see 🧐
Is this an Agaricus Species growing in my parents lawn? Wellington New Zealand (Aotearoa)
These are all different ones. There is probably 100 or so on 3 trees all touching each other. The outside is soft. The points are also soft and squishy. I broke one open and it had the density of about potato.
I’m out turkey hunting in southern Oregon. Found these in what looks like cow manure
A tulip morel and an American yellow morel. I was so excited to see these guys, and I left them to do their thing.
SHES COME SO FARR!! also if you can give me some tips, that would be greatly appreciated!!
found these in my mulch in ohio while weeding. the way i literally reached down to pick this up thinking my flower bed had somehow produced a carrot, realized very quickly that it was not lol.
it broke off and was hollow, immediately got fungus vibes, but had for sure never seen these before. so i googled “carrot looking fungus”, ended up finding even more of them after learning they start as little “eggs". which is pretty weird because when they open and grow into the phallic-esque carrot thing, they leave behind this yellow film/goo that looks exactly like yolk. nature is disgusting but kind of impressive.
they’re a type of stinkhorn. they start to smell bad and leave a weird brown goo on top to attract flies, which spread the spores around. unfortunately, i also got that goo all over my fingers, which is how i learned never to trust a random mulch carrot again. thanks nature, really cool, but also really gross. i had to get in the shower before posting this.