Marasmius oreades, the Fairy Ring, is a petite, delicious edible and choice, white spored mushroom species that dwells in grassy habitats. This #mushroom often forms prolific #colonies in giant circles which enlarge year-to-year. instagram.com/p/CAfbfWch_XL/

Might have just found some Fairy Ring Champignons (Marasmius oreades) as well. This is turning into a feast! Wild Food UK

It’s #MycoTotesMonday! 🍄 Here’s a timelapse of the Garden Giant (Stropharia rugso-annulata). See Mycelium Running for more details!

Father in law found this Aspen Oyster while mowing: Pleurotus populinus

Front Range Forager I've almost only seen them grow from trees. Some really high up, some quite close to the ground.

Horse mushroom, agaricus arvensis? Found under an Engleman Spruce

Any idea what species of suillus this is?

Slipperyjacks are out in Colorado

I think this marks the beginning of the official Bolete season. #FungiFriday

My friend verbosedutch asked where I've had luck finding morels. These spots are a bit of a taboo subject among mushroom hunters, but I figure pics on our land won't hurt. Generally I've found morels in slightly exposed soils containing limited vegetation or leaf debris. 1/3

There is noooo actual way the very first time I find a morel…is in our backyard!!!🫨 I was pulling garlic mustard out of the woods yesterday & just happened to come upon this little one🥲 what an awesome moment! Happy #FungiFriday 😁🍄‍🟫

Twinning 💚 #FungiFriday

Hoping to see these pop up in CO soon!

Agaricus subrufescens, the almond mushroom

Chanterelles are just sitting out on well-travelled paths because "mushroom hunting season hasn't started yet". If there ever was a sign that you should just get out there and look, let this be it.

Some large fairy ring champignon (Marasmius oreades). Show how big they can get if the grass isn't mowed!