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A small Chihuahua presented for eating mushroom, vomited - showing signs of toxin ingestion. What type of mushroom this is ????



A small Chihuahua presented for eating mushroom, vomited - showing signs of toxin ingestion. What type of mushroom this is ????
Yes. Just washed them. Then thought. Lemme double check.
What even is this jawn?
Jacksonville, FL
2026.10.11 after a sufficient rain
I apologize if these photos are insufficient, they are from my mother and she just thought they were pretty so they’re taken from a more aesthetic perspective rather than an inquisitive one.. any help identifying please?
I pressed my thumb underneath and it didnt bruise blue
Growing in sandy soil under fir trees
Think maybe a penny bun. ?
But i aint completely sure.
Found near pine trees northern Germany
Found this beauty the other day and cooked it up
Harvested suspecting rough stemmed bolete but has oxidized strangely so want to be sure. Stem was completely white when first picked and underside was lighter in color. Has been stored in a towel for 24 hrs. On Vancouver Island BC, Canada
After having much success finding a couple big patches of unambiguous T. murrillianum in one area, I decided to go check out a different part of the forest, at a different elevation, where i had noted pinesap in the past. I found all of these, divided up by the rough area they were picked, in order.
has smell, but faint, firm stalk, sand present, tapered. I suspect this is T. murrillianum but the relative faintness of the smell is throwing me off.
smell, but faint. Less confident in this one.
thinner, straighter stipe, smell maybe present but faint. These i suspect are T. dulciolens
darker color, more earthy, no spice. Maybe T. focale?
hard to say on smell, darker, very small. Also maybe T. focale
has smell, somewhat faint. These i suspect are T. murrillianum
Note on the smell: I've been going back and forth smelling these against the big bag of matsutake in my fridge that all smelled strongly of cinnamon when picked to the point where I'm no longer confident in what im smelling at all. I'll revisit them after giving my nose a rest!
Not really planning to eat any of these, though that big flag in group 1 is surprisingly bug free.
Found growing on the floor of pine forest in Southwest Washington state. Last 3 photos are a close-up of one mushroom in the cluster.
They have a pungent sort of earthy cinnamon funky radish cheese smell. They are very firm and gills dont go down the stem. They were found in clusters in Mt Hood Oregon.
What kind of mushrooms are these?
I just happened to take a picture of it this morning. She chomped it about 5 min ago. I’m in Dennis, MA and my backyard is lots of brambles and is near an old bog. There was lots of black around the grass at the base, like it was inky. I’m off to the supermarket to get peanut butter and hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting…
Southeast US, east of Appalachians, found this out in the woods. Beautiful mushroom, had to take a closer look.
Hello,
Found some of these mushroom and I would like to believe it’s Matsutake. Can anyone help me identify it? They also have some cinnamon scent along with some mushroom-like smell common among other mushrooms