Can someone identify these. I assume they are all poisonous

>>1052966
They might even be venomous.

>>1052966
Informal stemmed tea saucers.

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>>1052966
Genus Amanita.

Probably poisonous. Without some more pictures and knowing your region, I can't say more with confidence.

>>1052971
Less confident in this, but most likely genus Lepiota. Kinda tough when you only have one picture of the top of the cap.

Again, probably poisonous to some degree.

>>1052974
>>1052976

No idea. Again-- more pictures and a general description of your region and the situation in which you found them growing are essential to getting an accurate ID.

>>1052976
may be another Amanita. Striated cap margin, remnants of veil on the stem, amanitoid stature, growing out of the ground under a conifer.

>>1052971
might also be Chlorophyllum

>>1052966
White mushroom + veil = possibly destroying angel, which is a pretty slow and unpleasant way to die, so best to avoid.

>>1052974

Green gilled parasol, Chlorophyllum molybdites. Not deadly poisonous but will open up your GI tract at both ends for a couple of days.

>>1052976

Amanita in the Caesareae group, probably A. jacksonii.

>>1052966

Amanita muscaria var. alba, or very sun-bleached regular A. muscaria. Toxic.

>>1052971

This is a parasol in either Macrolepiota, Chlorophyllum, or perhaps Lepiota. Could be anything from a very good edible to deadly poisonous. Need to see entire base, gills, ring, spore print.

>>1053728
>White mushroom + veil = possibly destroying angel, which is a pretty slow and unpleasant way to die, so best to avoid.

Destroying angels don't have pileal warts, you stupid nigger.

>>1053954
Didn't see those on my phone. Regardless, I still wouldn't eat it.

>>1052966
preeety sure all mushrooms with this ring thingy in the stem is poisonous

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I know this isnt a mushroom but can someone identify this?

Well first off we need to know when, and where hey we're growing. Did they have "bulbs"... and if they did... I'd say avoid them. I live in NE USA, and mushroom hunt frequently. And fro the pic alone I would say 90% no eat.....

>>1052966
Looks like an amanita. Definitely very poisonous. Next time take a spore print as well for better clarification.