Extremely common, found everywhere and anywhere rotting wood is present, and they'll pop up seemingly randomly any point of the year they feel like it - Sun or snow, warm or cold.

An impressive mushroom and apparently edible, but become extremely poisonous if eaten and then alcohol is consumed. Apparently one becomes incredibly drunk AND hungover immediately - not my idea of a fun time.

These beautiful and ethereal fungi can pop up from a pile of mulch and be gone within three or four hours, deliquesed away into black ink. Fascinating.

A tiny, delicate mushroom that is incredibly easily overlooked. Identified by the snowy, flaky coating it has.

Potentially a rare find! And very tentatively identified because of that. C. strossmayeri was first identified in the UK circa 2020, so me finding it is quite a coup. If anyone has any better ideas or can confirm this ID, please get in touch!

The Shaggy Ink-Cap! Extremely common, extremely interesting, and extremely tasty.
These, along with the Trooping Funnel, are one of the two fungi I have felt comfortable eating, simply because of how unique they are in appearance.
Find another tall, shaggy, white fungus that dissolves into ink - I bet you can't!
If you do forage them, get them young because they vanish into black goop remarkably fast!

One of my favourite fungi. I think they're beautiful and enchanting - and very photogenic.

Like an eye staring up at you from the lawn. Like other inkcaps, these vanish away into black ink almost as soon as they appear.