Formal education has me absorbed as of lately but in my backyard "wanderings" I stumbles across this guy and so here I am shirking my studies, pondering at what this might be instead.
"Furry" cream-brown cap is 8cm in diameter, gills are (it seems) unattached, the veil ring is thick, jagged, and can be moved up and down stem (PLEASE NOTE: in the pictures below I have managed to tear this ring and in the latter pictures it is removed altogether!). Stem was mostly hollow and flesh quickly stains a dark red upon being cut.
Found in the vicinity of big-leaf maples and firs, my less-than-complete knowledge and complete lack of experience paired with my field guide brought me to a couple types of Lepiota (does Procera grow in the Pacific Northwest, or the US at all?) but more informed opinions would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance...