Fungi ID Please

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Anyone want to take a stab?

I thought one of the Milkcaps but now I've looked through a couple of books I'm doubting myself. Seen in a predominantly ash/beech/hazel wood.
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punkrockcaveman

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I don't know what it is but the gills look russula, perhaps a member of that family.

After checking OLO's link I reckon he's bang on the money, good job!
 

Nice65

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Growing on the local cricket pitch, I’m almost certain they’re Field Mushrooms and good to eat. There’s no yellow staining, but I’m just checking here before I fry them.

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The Frightful

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I wish our UK pharmacies offered the same service as in France re identifying edible shrooms but maybe they do in rural areas ? That being said i recall a picking/gathering license is reqd in France which maybe goes to the pharmacists ?
 

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