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Thank you once again your I really enjoy your knowledge. I have a few more pics we found this morning my daughter and I on a walk. The first ones were found at the base of a oak tree. They are really firm and don't have visible gills until cut. The second pics were found under pine trees. They were all in clusters and seemed to curl upwards as they got older. Again any info is greatly enjoyed.

Thank you for the response. The bluish ones did stain a dark reddish color. I have a few more pictures of we another species growing in my yard any information would be great. They are growing under pines have "club foot" on the bottom, and a vail around the stem. They are wide speed throughout my yard. I've included photos of them in different stages of development. Thank you.

Hi I am new to the forum and gathering mushrooms in general. I am located in the Florida panhandle and have lots of different types of mushrooms that drow in my yard at different times of the year. Here are some pictures of what I have growing now. Also my yard is full of pine trees and one live oak. Any information should be great. The red ones are brittle I believe to be russula. The bluish grey ones I'm not sure of. None have any "milk" so not indigo milk caps. Thank you.