stump fungi and twig fungi?

[diggleken]

Morning all,
a few from yesterday, got me in doubt and puzzled, grateful for any help/steers.
Mycena rorida was easy as was Lycogala terrestre (hopefully?)

But then, I'm ashamed I didnt look closely or smell or anything (yes. yes, I know......), I just took this pic of what I assumed was K. Mutabilis on a stump,but the stipe is so white I'm now confused, any ideas?

And this is the worst, no idea, but gills adnexed, dark brown spore print and substrate was fallen deciduous logs of probably alder/sycamore/willow.
In small groups and individuals, no ring on stem, nice just a strong mushroomy/mealy smell.

thanks a lot
Ken

[Andy Overall]

Originally Posted by diggleken

Morning all,
a few from yesterday, got me in doubt and puzzled, grateful for any help/steers.
Mycena rorida was easy as was Lycogala terrestre (hopefully?)

But then, I'm ashamed I didnt look closely or smell or anything (yes. yes, I know......), I just took this pic of what I assumed was K. Mutabilis on a stump,but the stipe is so white I'm now confused, any ideas?

And this is the worst, no idea, but gills adnexed, dark brown spore print and substrate was fallen deciduous logs of probably alder/sycamore/willow.
In small groups and individuals, no ring on stem, nice just a strong mushroomy/mealy smell.

thanks a lot
Ken

These are Psathyrella, the second I think is Psathyrella candoleana. The first is more difficult to ID to species and would need further investigation.
Andy

[diggleken]

Excellent Andy, thanks a lot, Psathyrella candoleana certainly seems spot on.
The other is in deep hidden undergrowth and so, as it looked fresh, hopefully will still be there this coming weekend, so I'll do some proper investigating then.
Cheers
Ken

[diggleken]

Psathyrella hydrophila is a likely candidate I suspect. Wait and see for weekend check.
Thanks again.
Cheers
Ken