Mushroom foraging

Cool find. Red Cracking Bolete I think?
Don’t think it’s particularly worth eating
https://www.wildfooduk.com/mushroom-guide/red-cracked-bolete/

They never look appetising to me. I found this last week in Wales

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Thank you! They don't look particularly appetising but they're chunky. I think I'll leave them be. I looked at an image on a website and thought Lurid Bolete but it said it could be mistaken for something a bit poisonous so discretion and all that.
Edit 24 hrs later, looks a little less appetising after I knocked it over.

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These are flourishing at allotment at the moment

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Some russulas and something I didn’t recognise at Stirling services off the M8.

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Common puffball, smells like marshmallow.

Ah cheers. Should have known that. Think I’m used to them being a bit more obvious.

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Double post

Fun(gi) Game

https://m.facebook.com/fungibingo/

Aimed at Kids but might be of interest here

Rode off-road to Brighton a couple days ago. Found some cool mushrooms on the way, and then went for a walk in a woods the day after to find some more. Pretty sure there’s a Turkey Tail, Aniseed Funnel, and a Tawny Grisette in that group photo, along with a few Boletes and some things yet to be identified. Any help ID’ing the others pictured would be cool

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Not a bad little haul from today’s walk in the woods.

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Spotted a Giant Puffball while out riding today, I just noticed the white in amongst some long grass.

Ace day today. Porcini, hedgehogs and bay boletes.

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Lordy!

Holy shit!

Woah! 🔥🍄🔥

840g of porcini/ceps today. Or £94 if you bought them here.

That is great!!!!

Sweeeeet! Will you dry them or use them fresh?

I'm going to have hedgehogs and porcini fried on toast for breakfast. Bays I'll have with creamy pasta fresh.

The rest of the Porcini I'm going to pickle.

Update:

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If anyone is near Toys Hill it is a breadbasket at the moment. Went on the bank holiday and bumped into a friend who was picking and came back with tons of 'something' (she only knew the Czech names) which made a lovely soup.

Found these three types of fungi growing in my fathers garden. Are any of them dangerous?

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Second pic maybe liberty caps 😏

Nope!

Wrong question.

The question is: are any of these something that might be worth taking to a local expert to confirm that they're both edible and worth eating.