Bothell, Washington: November 2013
I'm very fond of mushrooms, so today I was happy to find some on a Saturday morning walk. I returned on Sunday to see if I could find any more. A week later I found loads of them growing in the beautifully-manicured lawns of a nearby business complex.
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Saturday, November 9th

     
   
     
These tiny beauties grew beside the road. They ranged in size from a dime to a quarter in diameter.
 
     
   
     
They may be a type of Ink Cap mushroom, judging from the appearance of the edges.
   
     
   
     
The rims were even more pronounced on this small group.
  
     
   
     
I always love to find an Amanita Muscaria.
   
     
   
     
I found several which had remained untouched for a week.
  
     
   
     
Their brims were turned up like chalices.
 
     
   
     
I nearly stepped on this patch of tiny, shiny fungi!

Sunday, November 10th
     
   
     
This might be a type of Cauliflower Mushroom. Yesterday I thought it was a pile of debris. It's really solidly rooted and feels a lot like its namesake.
 
     
   
     
I believe the next few pictures might be Chanterelles.
   
     
   
     
I'm sure they weren't visible yesterday. 
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 Identification help would be welcomed.

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