✅ SOLVED Anybody know what kind of fungus this might be?
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fyrffytr1
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Looks like Lion's Mane mushrooms. Good to eat and they have medicinal uses too.
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I believe it's called a False Puffball.
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I agree , Lion's Mane mushroom . a major clue when researching mushrooms is the growing medium . looks like that ones on a white oak.
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I suspect you are right, but I hope Creskol knows enough to never trust a photographic identification alone.
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Just glad a picture of your feet wasn't attached. Lol
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