Notes: These were slighly bigger than the previous group that I photographed in the same area.( not the same fungi though) The caps are about 25-40 mm across. and become lighter in colour as they mature..
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The description reference used states: Caps to 40mm across, convex, becoming broadly convex, often centrally depressed. Margin sometimes undulate. Stems often twisted. Occurs singly or gregarious on the ground amongst conifers. Spores subglobose and covered with spines. Spore print white. This ref. plus the visual led me to be inclined to use this reference being the closest match for me. Hope this info helps. (I will do Spore prints next season and also hope to get a microscope. That will make a lot of people happy and esp. D.V.)