suspected A. pantherinoides
Western WA, all found within a two clusters with radii of 1 meter (biggest mushrooms) and another of maybe 4 meters. these clusters are maybe 30 feet apart from each other and in the same spot where I’ve collected other A. Pantherinoides specimens previously (also identified by me, confirmed on reddit.)
I have hundreds more pictures of each and every one of these mushroom here but I don’t wanna give away my location lol. Are these what I think they are? Pretty confident this is the same organism from last year just new fruiting bodies but it’s probably wise for me to confirm.
P.S. if anyone is interested in the mycelia holes I have pictures of those too. I try to do a clean job of removing them from the ground so I can see the being that made these things.