Mushroom Identification Reference Gallery
Browse a curated gallery of mushrooms with AI-generated mushroom ID insights. Each entry in this mushroom identifier collection is designed to help you visually compare species traits with your own finds.
Showing 8 of 46 mushroom species

Clouded Funnel
Clitocybe nebularis
Cap large • greyish-brown • depressed to funnel-shaped • Gills crowded • white to cream • deeply decurrent • Stem thick • fibrous • often paler than cap • Wavy • sometimes lobed cap margin in maturity • Grows terrestrially in clusters among leaf litter

Blewit
Clitocybe nuda
Cap brownish-pink • smooth • convex to flat • Gills crowded • adnate • distinct lilac/purple color • Stem robust • pale lilac • fibrous • Growing in grass/soil environment

Shaggy Mane
Coprinus comatus
Cylindrical • elongated cap shape • Dense • shaggy • upward-pointing white scales • Gills are crowded • free • and pure white when immature • Grows terrestrially in grass or disturbed soil

Deadly Webcap
Cortinarius rubellus
Cap reddish-brown to rusty orange • smooth • convex • Gills crowded • adnate to slightly decurrent • yellowish-orange (immature) • Stem slender • rusty brown • potentially fibrous • Lack of distinct ring or volva • Overall morphology consistent with highly toxic Cortinarius genus

Livid Pinkgill
Entoloma sinuatum
Off-white to pale tan • silky cap with a wavy margin • Crowded • yellowish-cream gills that turn pink with age • Thick • fibrous stem • often lacking a ring • Stout • robust overall appearance

Reishi Mushroom
Ganoderma lucidum
Lacquered • shiny cap surface • Reddish-brown to maroon varnish • Cap surface cracked • showing golden-yellow context • Lateral • elongated stipe (stalk) • Growing on decaying hardwood

Earthstar
Geastrum fimbriatum
Star-shaped exoperidium splitting into 6-10 rays • Central • spherical spore sac (endoperidium) • Pale tan to cream rays • grayish-brown spore sac • Distinct apical pore (ostiole) visible on spore sac

Spectacular Rustgill
Gymnopilus junonius
Robust • fleshy stature • Bright yellow to orange cap • often viscid when moist • Crowded • bright yellow gills (will turn rusty brown with age/spores) • Stem base often rusty brown or reddish • fibrous • Growing clustered on wood debris or mulch