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[ladyhawk]

got another couple for id

[ohgreatstew]

I am no expert Ladyhawk, but I can't help thinking more info would be required to ID these, I have had a look through my references but they could all be one of serval if not dozens of possibilities, I was alway told to include as a minimum...
Habitat
Cap size, detail
Stem size, detail
flesh colour, detail
Gills colour detail
and if possible spore colour
maybe have a look at John's post about how best to post fungi questions, this helped me when I first started out on WAB....
Help us to help you identify fungi
Hope that is helpful, regards,Stewart

[Lancashire Lad]

Wouldn't like to hazard a guess on the first or third, but the second looks like Oyster Fungus, probably Pleurotus ostreatus.

Regards,
Mike

[ladyhawk]

The middle one i thought might be oyster fungi the other 2 were found growing on waste land sandy soil as it not far from the sea, birch trees orchids all grow here plus other types of fungi the 1st one i thought was pretty unusual 3rd top of fungi same colour as the gills, is it any help