Various fungi for you to ID please

[Hawk Roosting]

All of these were found on a walk late last year in the Mole Valley/Box Hill area. Any help with ID gratefully received.

1. On a dead horse chestnut stump:


2. On a dead tree on Box Hill:


3. In the leaf litter in beech woodland, Box Hill:


4. In the base of a hedgerow that had been recently mulched with wood chip:


5. ditto:


6. ditto:


7. On dead timber in beech woodland (2 species here, one may be Trametes/Coriolus veriscolor?):


8. ditto:


Thanks in advance.

(edit: sorry some of the photos aren't the best; I have treated myself to a much better camera since I took these!)

[flaxton]

Hi
My suggestions are

No 1 is Coprinellus(Coprinus) disseminatus
No 2 Mycena sp
No 3 Clitocybe nebularis
No 4 Stropharia aeurignosa/caerulea
No 5 Psathyrella sp
No 6 Stropharia aurantiaca (someone will give the correct name for this)
No 7 Trametes versicolor
No 8 Mycena sp

Mal

[fairplay]

No 6 is now called Leratiomyces ceres, and No 7 also has Xylaria hypoxylon present.

I too, cannot decide on the blue/green Stropharia sp.

Neil.

[Hawk Roosting]

Thank you both flaxton and fairplay (that sounds like a traditional gents' outfitters) for your answers. I'll be looking out for more Stropharia (or Leratiomyces if you prefer) in the future, both quite spectacularly coloured.