I’m not big on mushrooms and couldn’t id a single one, but I do always keep one piece of info in my head in regards to them - white mushroom with colorless/white spores could be an Amanita. Amanitas will destroy your liver, even half a cap is enough to kill you, and it’s a painful miserable death by liver failure too. Best piece of advice you can follow is to look up local poisonous mushrooms (there’s really not that many different poisonous variations, most just are inedible or will make your stomach upset), and if it even slightly matches one of them, toss the shroom as there’s no sense risking it over something you don’t have the knowledge to determine is or isn’t safe.
Uncle_Budy on August 15th, 2022 at 13:30 UTC »
We have mushrooms regrow every year in the exact same spots. It's always right where there's an old dead stump just under the surface.
bane5454 on August 15th, 2022 at 13:58 UTC »
I’m not big on mushrooms and couldn’t id a single one, but I do always keep one piece of info in my head in regards to them - white mushroom with colorless/white spores could be an Amanita. Amanitas will destroy your liver, even half a cap is enough to kill you, and it’s a painful miserable death by liver failure too. Best piece of advice you can follow is to look up local poisonous mushrooms (there’s really not that many different poisonous variations, most just are inedible or will make your stomach upset), and if it even slightly matches one of them, toss the shroom as there’s no sense risking it over something you don’t have the knowledge to determine is or isn’t safe.
Deletereous on August 15th, 2022 at 14:22 UTC »
Need more photos, but it seems an Amanite, and most of them are poisonous.