Help with ID's please

[CapAndBracket]

A photo of the last ones attachment to substrate would make it a lot easier
to identify (maybe).

Cheers J.P.

[NickCantle]

Agreed J.P. It has a lovely structure

[flaxton]

Originally Posted by NickCantle

I suspect one, two and four are Hypholoma lateritium due to their tan caps and non-greening gills (in number one anyway).

Three is a Coprinus, possibly C. lagopus.

Six might be a variation of Mycena epipterygia due to the lemon-yellow stem. I'm sure Mal will help out

Not enough information in the last one to even suggest anything

Hi Nick
Epipterygia often has a yellow stipe and can grow in clusters but not fasciculate like this and it is more delicate than this find.
The others that grow in large clusters like this are
galericulata but this does not have a yellow stipe
renati which does but has a cap which is pink to flesh coloured and is extremely rare
and the eubiquitous inclinata which grows in large clusters on wood and has a yellow (often two tone paler at the top) stipe so that is what I would go for.

Mal