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There are a few different species of Hygrocybe that feature yellow-capped mushrooms. Another one --in addition to H. chlorophana-- is H. flavescens   http://www.mushroomexpert.com/hygrocybe_flavescens.html . The two species mentioned are eastern NA types, which may or may not also occur in Washington. There may be one or more types that occur in western NA but do not occur in the east. But I think Hygrocybe is a good bet for the genus. 

Seeing the underside would be helpful. 

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