Several fungi for identification please.

[ron1863]

Growing under Picea in needle litter:


Found under Larch and appears to have had the cap tips chewed:


Found in coniferous woodland, a single specimen growing in moss and needle litter:


Growing on a mossy bank at the edge of a coniferous plantation:


Growing in thick moss:


Found on a needle and moss covered banking in coniferous woodland:

[Chris Yeates]

3 & 5 are a Cystoderma probably amianthinum

the last one is a Laccaria being typically deceptive

cheers

Chris

[fairplay]

The first has to be Paxillus involutus, even though this has a strange tint to it.

I can't help you with No 2.

3 & 5 I agree with Chris

No 4. Collybia peronata.

No 6. As Chris say's.

Neil.

[diggleken]

Wow, yes, isnt that last one a terror!
Stipe looks like a classic deceiver, but those two caps are far out!
Deceived me - amazing.........
Cheers
Ken