Mushroom69

Randomly walked my friends wooded area today and didnt have my phone but managed to grab a bunch of different mushrooms and bring them home. I do not plan on eating any of them except for the bottom 3 on the left. I believe the rest are all dangerous but I'm curious to know which ones. The 4 white ones on top i think might be the only other safe mushrooms. Again sorry for not having my camera with me on the trails and i know these pictures arent the best.

This is the only picture i have before I washed them.

I thought these were common

Found these hunting today upstate ny. Anybody know the name? They look delicious!

I been finding more and more of these and curious to know what they are. Brown spore print.

You cannot eat the turkey tail but i think you can make a tea.....i am not 100% sure

I finished them they were excellent . i was just worried because all the ones i am use to are convex but you can never be to sure.

Yes it rained 2 days ago for some time. It was growing off the rotten wood. Yeah it is smooth no bumps, just a little curvy.

Found these in the middle of the trail while i was picking chestnuts. The hats of these mushrooms are different turning up instead of down which is throwing me off. Spore test came back purple.

I think you can eat that dried out but prepare to see a bunch of elves

What the heck happened? Lol do the spore print on a sheet of loose leaf paper I think that works best..if you have anymore in healthy condition.

I would eat it lol

I was nervous after i washed them because the gills turned green so i picked at them for a few days and just finished them off today.....delicious!

Growing around old stumps and inside downed rotten trees. Spore test came back purple. Brick caps? Northern NY

Is this the same thing?

It is soft and flexible and definitely not a oyster lol

Found these oyster looking mushrooms today here in northern NY. Anyone know the exact name?

I threw out the boiled ones and ate the oysters. Meaty and Delicious

I picked one more so you can see them without being boiled. I hope these are good because I can fill up a pail full I'm surprised the deers didn't get to them first

Very new to picking as you already know and dont want these to go to waste if edible. First picture is the oyster growing on the ring where a chainsaw blades cut down the tree. The second I believe are deer caps i think. The pictures were taken after i boiled them. They did not give off a odor and the woods back here are full of them.

Never seen them before here in the north East..edible? I boiled it and it gave off a bad smell but nothing changed color