Dziuggy

Hm, the stem does not snap like chalk, it seems to have stringy stem (string cheese) , so I guess not Russula. Also most Russulas I've seen tend to be different general shape

These seems to be lactarius piperatus? maybe? (post 3)

Lets call this post 2 for DI purposes These I'm not sure, they look mostly like Russula something, but not to sure. They we found on hillside (decently steep) in a young pine forest, with lots of pine needles covering the ground. The tops are brown to white, and almost velvety to touch. No ring, smells mushroomy. here are some pictures (1st pic are the lot of them, 2-3 is big one that top left in 1st pic, then 4-5 is top middle smaller one and 6-7 is top left small one.

Went to Point Reyes hiking, with family, got some mushrooms as well, 3/4 different Boletus species, And couple that i'm not 100% sure. Couldn't link pic, so uploading pictures in 3 separate posts so it is easier. Post 1 Boletus species, the 3 on the left are slippery jacks, dark brown velvety red stem ones are probably boletus zelleri (pic 2-3), not sure on cracked cap ones (pic 4-5), pic 6-7 looks almost like edulis? and 8-9 have cap similar to slippery jack, but much thicker stem towards the bottom and white undercap, not yellow.