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 Anyone have any ideas as to what these are? 
https://m.primal.net/LarX.jpg 
 Leaves? 🤓 
 pick one, and place it on white lineless paper overnight to get a spore print. there are sporeprint ident sites online somewhere. 
 Mycena inclinata 
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 Hydra helix is there too 
 Magic Shrooms 😏🤏 Try thim tonight inside when its afterdark 🍊🫂 
 Fairly sure they aren’t. At least not psilocybes. No blue bruising. White stems and white gills. 
 Pretty. Perhaps oak-stump bonnet cap? Were they growing out of a tree stump? 
 Mycena inclinata? 
 Looks very close. Or maybe the basically same (but more European) mycena galericulata?

https://www.mushroomexpert.com/mycena_galericulata.html 
 There are so many species of fungi, you may have even discovered something unidentified. I look at the cap, gills, stem, surroundings and smell to try to determine a species. You can also do spore prints but that’s time consuming. I just avoid eating them unless I’m 100% sure. Happy hunting! 🍄🍄‍🟫 My favourite one to find is still the Amanita Muscaria, so beautiful (picture of one I found a few years back). 
https://m.primal.net/Jbjh.jpg 
 Yeah. It’s been a fun journey so far to try and learn more about what’s out there and what’s useful vs not. 
 What do you think? Honey mushrooms? We call them chiodini in Italian. 
https://m.primal.net/Lazm.jpg 
 Looks like honey fungus! I’ve found them in our woods here in Bavaria but never eaten them. We have lots of Parasols at the moment, these are delicious and substantial!
https://m.primal.net/LbCI.jpg 
 Mazza di tamburo! We have those as well. I’ve never seen one that big though!!! 
 This one could literally be used as an umbrella! I love them, fascinating things, I have nearly 1000 pics from the last two years just of mushrooms. You’ve inspired me to get back out again, I’ll post on Nostr what I find. 🙏🍄‍🟫⚡️
https://m.primal.net/LbEY.png 
 Yeah. Saw lots and every time they were growing from tree stumps. 
 Fungi and some leaves.

Thanks for coming to my TED talk. 
 yeah, thinking the same.
looks like some mushrooms, dried leaves but also some kind of vine leaves.

Hope this helps! 

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 🤣🤣 useless as usual. Thanks @PABLOF7z 
 Usefulness is in the eye of the beholder 💫 
 I’ll ask @Mishroom 🍄 
 Agreed on probably some kind of Mycena! 
 Be careful. Getting identification of mushrooms without disclosing the geographic location can be very dangerous. Many varieties appear the same physically but have different chemistry depending on location. It can be the difference between living and dying. 
 Not edible that’s for sure 
 I think these are called “chiodini” in Italian 
 That's an image of mushroom on the forest floor 
 Non so che funghi sono esattamente, ma quelli che crescono sul legno non sono da mangiare 
 Sì sì. Sono quasi sicuro anche io non è da mangiare ma ero curioso. 
 Just give it a taste 
 Chiodini not really good but might give you some hallucinations  
 Little Brown Mushrooms
not liberty caps

probably not poisonous
but probably not tasty either.

Inocybe maybe? 
 I would say they are mycena inclinata and they are not the kind you would enjoy eating. They are not considered toxic, but they are also not classified as an edible mushroom i think because they are unappealing in taste and they are difficult to properly identification -There are many other mushrooms that look similar, some of which are apparently poisonous. But I’m not a highly experienced forager, so this is just my closest guess. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycena_inclinata 
 I know they ain’t magic if that helps 😂