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Thanks Alex, it took me awhile to figure it out! Mushrooms/fungi are new to me and they are so much fun! Yet to see a fully matured, still ticked that someone wrecked the last one. Oh well I will keep my eye out for more like it! Good luck with spotting one! If you do please let me know! I will watch your postings too! Thanks again and happy hunting! :)

WOW!! Beautiful sighting!

Thanks for the ID suggestion! They were really quite loud or I doubt I would of noticed them. They were all moving around so it was difficult to get a good pic!

Okay I will look. Do you suggest any tips for searching for names etc. Thanks again for your help! :)

LOL thanks for the info! I had no idea it was wrong. Such a newbie I am! ;)

Yes his suggestion absolutely did not look right. I think at this point I will leave it as Mycena because it looks right to me and then if anyone else or myself finds other info that is different I will change it.

I just moved to British Columbia, Canada from Alberta Canada and Alberta is not the best for mushroom sightings. At least where I lived, but moving here has been a HUGE eye opener in plants and critters. I love it. There is so much to learn and I am so thankful for Project Noah and all the help I have been receiving to identify all the cool mushrooms etc. So thanks!

As I look at both sights that you both sent me too, I definitely think this is milking bonnet/Mycena galopus. Coprinus is to big, as well it has too many bumpy edges on it to match the sighting I saw. I appreciate both of your suggestions. Any clue on what my red mushrooms are that I have also posted? Thanks guys! :)

Thanks Alex. I too was very disappointed. My back yard, as I call it, is shared with many people in our complex. It is such a shame when people do not tread lightly;y and end up destroying something so beautiful. I appreciate all your help and if more pop up I will let you know! :)

Thanks Alex!