Here's what you do:
Go to the library, read some books, figure out what species you think tou might find in your area, and in what habitats, and at what time of year- then ask about those specific species.

Also, read about what to do to try to identify different species of mushrooms, then do some of these things, and at least try to make an educated guess about what genus or species you have found.

I can't speak for anyone else, but if I see these two latin names in your next post, I may answer your questions, if I'm in the mood.

This goes for everyone else who says "Hey, man, I found these little brown mushrooms, are they shrooms?"

Put in some effort, then ask some educated questions.

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Do they grow in spring or fall?
Do they grow in grass, on cow pies, or in wood chips?
What color are the spores?

What color are the spores of the mushrooms you found?

Any mushroom book will tell you how to make a spore print, then you will know the color of the spores of the mushrooms you found.

Then, you can make an educated guess about the genus.

good luck...you can do it!

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