wet waxcaps?

[diggleken]

Hi all,
the terrible rains two weeks ago or so found me in wharfedale, closed washed out roads an all - its all acid soil but on limestone, so poor , rough grassland - found a few even in the wet, but a bit stuck with these two, plus, I hope The Goblet.
Grateful for any help/steers!
The goblet?

then what I think may be honey waxcap, but that stipe is so thick, Punicea seems better? No clear smell, but very wet, so not easily scented if honey?

Then this little crimson beauty, which also has me torn, as it was on such poor upland pasture, thought helobia, but coccinea also maybe?

Thanks a lot
Ken

[SheffieldLass]

I'd go with H punicea for the second one. The stipe looks fibrous, and the cap colour is typical, and whole stance is typical ... chunky and a bit crude .

3rd probably H coccinea. H helobia has a very scurfy cap, even after loads of rain ... It supposedly has a smell of garlic.

Melanie

[diggleken]

Thanks Melanie for coming in, I wont disagree at all.................you seem right to me, good to have a second opinion on my second thoughts!
Cheers
Ken