As Dove said "past its best". If it is a lot and offensive, you could scoop it up and bag it to get rid, though it will dry out and disappear. Rain and damp when things like this are rotting tends to slow the process. What kind it was I don't know. But can understand if it is near the house, patio or path and offensive to your nose. I mostly leave our fungus in the garden, but if something large and smelly appears near our path or doorways I do clear up the big mushy bits.
You might consider keeping an eye on it in future or having a dig around so you can identify it (if it is honey fungus) and take remedial action as best you can.
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If it is a lot and offensive, you could scoop it up and bag it to get rid, though it will dry out and disappear. Rain and damp when things like this are rotting tends to slow the process.
What kind it was I don't know. But can understand if it is near the house, patio or path and offensive to your nose.
I mostly leave our fungus in the garden, but if something large and smelly appears near our path or doorways I do clear up the big mushy bits.
You might consider keeping an eye on it in future or having a dig around so you can identify it (if it is honey fungus) and take remedial action as best you can.