Bob80

I just found these under our maple tree,

I think your right brendan. After researching the web the aborted entoloma that is growing around and among them is the clue that kinda confirms it.

more pics

I found a lot of these growing on an old log, I pick some so I can take more pics if needed

spore print is white.

I'm in the process of getting a spore print. Honeys?

found these yesterday central Ohio, any help will be welcome

Suillus americanus is my guess.

If they glow in the dark they are jack o lanterns, but either way they're not chicken of the woods.

There are Amanitas growing in the same spot, along with slippery jacks.

I found these near some white pines, I have not been able to find this one,

I found this growing out of a downed log maybe oak, east central Ohio, I'm not sure the name but I'm thinking it's edible. Did a web search: Hericium. Are there any look a likes?

yes I agree it is edible, too many bugs though.

While walking the dog, I saw these mushrooms and while taking some pictures my dog decided she would eat one, I'm pretty sure I got is all out of her mouth, I'm thinking it's some type of Amanita. Any help would be appreciated ' Amanita Guessowii?

I found this growing on a rotting log yesterday should I go back and harvest them? they were very gelatinous 6 inches across