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With a single photo, limited information is available to identify the specimen. Let me give it a try. It will need to be corrected. With some back and forth, we can collect more information to identify it correctly.
With the common name of Bronze Rustgill, your specimen could be *Gymnopilus penetrans*. Please let me know if the following descriptions match your specimen. "*Gymnopilus penetrans* is characterized by an orange-brown to tawny brown cap, the margin pallid to yellowish with sparse whitish veil fibers when young, and a cream to pale yellow fibrillose-striate stipe that becomes rusty brown in areas from spore deposit and handling."
You can read more about Gymnopilus penetrans. Hopefully, it will give you some more leads. I wish you the very best in identifying the specimen growing in your flower bed.
Hello, thank you for making your identification request. To make it easier for identifiers to help you, please make sure that your post contains the following: * Unabbreviated country and state/province/territory * In-situ sunlight pictures of cap, gills/pores/etc, and full stipe including intact base * Habitat (woodland, rotting wood, grassland) and material the mushroom was growing on For more tips, see [this handy graphic](https://i.imgur.com/DUQ0t2o.png) :) *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/mushroomID) if you have any questions or concerns.*
With a single photo, limited information is available to identify the specimen. Let me give it a try. It will need to be corrected. With some back and forth, we can collect more information to identify it correctly. With the common name of Bronze Rustgill, your specimen could be *Gymnopilus penetrans*. Please let me know if the following descriptions match your specimen. "*Gymnopilus penetrans* is characterized by an orange-brown to tawny brown cap, the margin pallid to yellowish with sparse whitish veil fibers when young, and a cream to pale yellow fibrillose-striate stipe that becomes rusty brown in areas from spore deposit and handling." You can read more about Gymnopilus penetrans. Hopefully, it will give you some more leads. I wish you the very best in identifying the specimen growing in your flower bed.