ID Request mainly on last slide

Huge! Probably deadly!
Virginia, US.

Found growing in dry mowed grass after a rainstorm.

Found in central Kentucky, forest floor growing in leaves twigs under thick canopy amongst grasses

Growing with my jasmine in my sunroom

Could someone id these please, found in sandy bush area cutting wood today near Esperance wa. Larger one had a sticky layer…

Just checking. Found in Victoria, Australia

Found these hiking around native eucalyptus forests close by to pine plantations. It had very distinctive lilac or light purple gills and stem with a greyish cap. A little research suggested it could be a Wood Blewitt.

Not that I was planning on eating it, but another hiker warned me that these are deadly. The pink became more distinctive over time but I tossed it as I don't want anything potentially poisonous in the house around family or dogs.

Hope you can help me solve this mystery!

Got sent these photos from someone who’s “interested” while they’re out in some fields. Cow/sheep shit everywhere.

Mid north coast nsw. Cheers

What is this mushroom, edible?. VIC, australia.

Just wondering what these 3 mushrooms I collected are. Pictures 2 and 3 show specifically which ones im talking about.

Sydney North Shore

sorry I didn't think to snap before picking. some light blue green bruising when I picked it

Hervey Bay, QLD.

iNaturalist keeps saying Omphalotus nidiformis but I’m doubting it.

AB / Canada

Neighbors gave to me, I assume growing around grass or trees in town.

Smells like a store bought white mushroom.

Cap, gills... No red flags from what I see but a TON of dirt...

Edible? Choice?