Corvus

Thanks calvert. Unfortunately this is from about a month ago and I don't quite remember. I don't think it turned black but it was very delicate and broke quite easily.

perfect, thank you!

thank you @Calvert!

@Calvert thank you very much for the info!

@LadybugGulch that's perfect! I'm sure some of the very experienced members here will be able to help you

Honestly I have no idea where to begin with one! Would appreciate some input.

hi not sure what it is, but just a tip that for the future you should get a picture of the gills as well.

Is this trichaptum biforme? This has got to be one of my favorites!

Found in ground in open area near maple forest and balsam fir forest. Cap more red than other hygrocybe. Is it possibly hygrocybe splendidissima?

@gregorybaldi09 how was the tea?

Found on ground in open part between forests (was in between a maple and balsam fir forest. Can’t remember exactly what kind of habitat it was in.) looks similar to hygrocybe coccinea or hygrocybe quieta. I also think my phone camera lighting made the colors of this shroom look more vibrant than it was.

Or another jelly fungus?

Found on mixed conifer forest on ground (if I remember correctly) russula ionochlora or Russia azonites maybe?

L. Torminosus or possibly lactarius pubescens? found in MN on ground in conifer forest

Is this mycena leptocephala or another species of mycenaceae? found on the ground in a conifer forest in upper MN no spore print

thank you dave! unfortunately i was unable to do spore prints as I was on a backpacking trip

Found on dead mossy stump. Is this the blue roundhead: stropharia caerulea?

thanks!

@clamp connection these are from southeast wisconsin thanks cajun!

thanks kevin

Another old pic. Don't remember details excuse the horrible pics.

Found on dead hardwood log. I have a slew of mushroom photos from earlier this year so I don't remember a lot of details unfortunately. Any help would be appreciated!

post in the identifying mushrooms forum and you should get an answer from the helpful members

this one may be an easy id for ya'll but just want to make sure this is daldinia

On the ground in hardwood forest. Can't remember if it was in leaves or on a buried twig or something. Also I didn't take a spore print nor was I able to get a good look at the hymenium. (there was only one and I wanted others to be able to admire it.) Could it be deer mushroom--Pluteus cervinus?