Mixed woodland fungi for identification/confirmation please

[Johnny81]

Taken yesterday (27/11/11) in mixed woodland Northampton

1. Coniferous section of the wood under Pinus sylvestris , maybe Chroogomphus rutilus? Apologies for all the litter on the cap but was stuck on and probably gives an indication of it being previously quite viscid?

2. The goblet? Quite a few of these in the area under Pinus sylvestris. No distinct smell.

3. Same area as 2 but many of these trooping in the area. I guess an impossible without microscopy Clitocybe jobs... no distinct smell, cap 4cm across.

4. Near oak under bracken on acid soil (remnant heathland) woodland glade. Very wooly stipe, but don't think it's Collybia peronata looked to big cap 8cm approx in diameter. Probably too faded. I didn't take a sample for a print

5. Common rustgill? Growing from dead wood (coniferous more than likely)

Many thanks

[fairplay]

You're getting better all the time !

Shame about No 1 as that should be an easy one - Paxillus involutus !

No 2. Could very well be 'the Goblet' - I first became aware of this species some years ago when Roger Phillips brought out his very first 'Mushrooms' book, yet I have never ever been able to identify it, even though it must be very common and I must have seen it hundreds of times.

No 3. Yes, let's just call it a Clitocybe sp.

No 4. You are right, it is a large C.peronata with a very hairy leg, but the clue is in the yellowish tints in the gills where they join the stipe.

No 5. Correct.

Neil.

[Johnny81]

As always thanks Neil!

OK number 1 should have been an easier one, but size put me off here (OK admittedly I forgot to mention the size in original post, sorry)! Cap 4 cm across and these are my previous roll rims, I guess this shows how variable and difficult fungi can be!