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I think it's a destroying angel.

Could be Caesar's mushroom or false Caesars. It's important to see the vulva for Amanita's.

First one is a russulaceae being parasitized by hypomyces lactifluorum (aka lobster mushroom). Second one looks like Dryad's Saddle, but need to see the top as well.

likely chlorophyllum molybdites . the vomitter

bondarzewia berkeleyi . berkley's polypore

amanita section lepidella .. maybe something around amanita cokeri

It's laetiporus cincinnatus which has white/pink pores vs yellow for laetiporus sulfarius. They grow from base of trees (root) and imo tastes better.

The first 2 photos are too far gone, but I'm gonna guess honey mushrooms. The 3rd photos has 2 different mushrooms: I think stereum ostrea (false turkey-tail) and fomes fomentanrius (tinder fungus)

desarmillaria tabescens . ringless honey They are know for killing trees. Did a dead one get cut down in the area? The sensitivty issue really exists for many many mushrooms. Chicken, morels, etc.. Most people will be fine as long as cooked well.

desarmillaria tabescens . ringless honey fungus

armillaria . hunny fungus

chicken

ischnoderma resinosum . resinous polypore

cerioporus squamosus . dryad's saddle or pheasant back

bondarzewia berkeleyi . berkeley's polypore

I call them ghost pipes.

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