A short forage this evening in broadleaved woodland

[Naturenutz]

Any suggestions on these please.
1.75mm cap


2.35mm cap


3.

[Chris Yeates]

hi

you should be starting to get one or two of these yourself now

top one is the smallest blusher I have ever seen (at under 2 millimetres)
middle is another exceptionally tiny fruit-body, of - I think - Mycena pura

and I don't think anyone should tell you what the bottom one is! come on Nutzy

cheers

Chris

[NickCantle]

Hello

The first is a Lepiota I would imagine, though I'm expecting to stand corrected. I notice Chris suggested a Blusher but I see only warts concolorous with the cap.

The second is Mycena pura and should have had a raphanoid aroma (like radishes)

The only one out of those that drastically needs dimensions is the last If it was larger than a couple of inches, I'd say baby blahblahblah if not then, probably an unopened Lepiota

Nick

EDIT: Edited out one to make it harder, hahahahaha

[FungiJohn]

I'd say Lepiota too Nick

John

PS I'll go further and suggest Lepiota aspera

[Naturenutz]

Thanks guys . Chris i have started to get a few ill have you know .
I have numbered them 1 - 3. Number 1 should be 75mm and 2 should be 35mm. Number 3 was 50mm and i guessed was a ink cap but as it was the first one i have seriously looked at ,was not sure what ink cap .
Cheers
Mr nutz

[Andy Overall]

No 1. Most certainly Lepiota and L. aspera isn't a bad guess, its certainly in the 'echinoderm' section.

Andy