8.23.26 Volo Bog (dubious & moldy stuff), Ingleside, IL

Mushroom being attacked by a lobster mushroom-like similar mold. While called the lobster mushroom, it is actually a mold that attacks certain mushroom species. This actually makes the mushrooms much more palatable and nutritious to people than non-infected mushrooms of the same species. This is not a lobster mushroom, but still a mushroom-attacking mold that alters the morphology of the mushroom.

A very rotten, moldy, but still very vibrant brittlegill. this is simply a fallen mushrooms that a non-pathogenic mold is eating, not a lobster mushroom-like infection like the one above

Unidentified mushroom, possibly a baby Blushing Rosette

Unidentified moldy Bolete (a group of cap-and-stem mushrooms with pore instead of gills; contains porcinis), possibly a Butter Bolete

Half-moldy mushroom

Sclerotium (hard, dormant macroscopic phase) of a slime mold

Immature fruit body of a White Coral Jelly Fungus. Maybe. Thus it is dubious

Rotten mushroom

Old, brittle, oxidized, fallen, and dubious mushroom

Trembling Crust

While it is an identified, non-moldy mushroom, it look pretty dubious. Plus it's engulfed some grass

Very moldy, very dubious, very large (about 18 inches (45cm) the long way) mushroom. It looks like it's growing from the stick, but it was next to a bunch of mushrooms of the same species that were growing from the ground.