Show me your fungus.

Amber, I'm not sure what the first one is. It looks completely unfamiliar to me.

The second one could be an oyster mushroom (Pleurotus) or a relative. But without more photos (especially of the upper side), the spore print color, the type of tree, the location, etc., it would be impossible to identify. More info is definitely is going to be required to identify your mushrooms correctly.

Amber, here are some oyster mushrooms that I harvested today from an alder log that I inoculated about 17 months ago. This variety is called "Summer White" and is from Field & Forest. Most wild oysters are more of a grey color.

This has been a good month for mushrooms here on the farm. Today I'm drying shiitake (strain WR46) on my drying frame out in the sun- this increases the vitamin D content.

There are swathes of these little fellas around my tree field in the darker areas, they've been popping up since the rains came. No idea what they are, but they're quite pretty.



It's starting to feel autumnal.....

Here are some mushrooms I found yesterday on the Oregon Coast: