field fungi for id please

[Naturenutz]

Found alot of smallish fungi in the local fields today,some were growing on cow/sheep dung.I know these are very hard to identify but any suggestions would be gratefully received .

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[treecreeper]

My best guesses on 1-5 are

1. Panaeolus sphinctrinus
2 & 3. Panaeolus semiovatus
4. Stropharia caerulea
5. Bolbitius vitellinus

[SheffieldLass]

#1 Panaeolus papilionaceus - note the dentate veil remnants on the cap edge
#2-4 are Stropharia, I'll let others decide which ...
#5 Bolbitius titubans
#7 another Panaeolus

Melanie

[Naturenutz]

Thanks Melanie and treecreeper.I have looked your suggestion up.Number 1 is panaeolus papilionaceus .Number 2 was also growing from dung but was very erect.probably 60mm tall max with 10-15 cap.number 3 was approx 30mm cap with a yellowing yoke coloured centre.Number 4 had a green sheen that does not show so much in the photo,including the stipe.They had caps approx 20mm and the tallest was 70mm .there was a large 40mm cap nearby which may have been the same species gone over.These had a raised centre of cap.5.thanks for the bolbitius id.6.looked like a wax cap ? but was on a limestone meadow had a greenish 60mm stipe and 20mm cap.7.was alone amongst fallen leaves under trees on the field edge. thanks for your help

[Naturenutz]

stropharia caerulea looks good treecreeper and panaeolus sphintrinus looks the have veil remnants too .Thanks for your suggestions.I will await any other confirmations as i am new to these smaller fellas

[treecreeper]

Originally Posted by Naturenutz

stropharia caerulea looks good treecreeper and panaeolus sphintrinus looks the have veil remnants too .Thanks for your suggestions.I will await any other confirmations as i am new to these smaller fellas

I think Panaeolus papilionaceus is the up to date name for P. sphinctrinus. Or you can call it the Petticoat Mottlegill
(that's the vomiting emoticon I've used)