I was thinking Baeos myself, the cap has that greenish color thing going on and some of the gun-metal blue that is common to baeos - but the stem is not very pale, and is rather wide, and the lack of bluing and the relatively small cap throw me a bit as well as the cespitose growth... The only other time I'd seen baeos from wood chips they were gregarious in growth and had much liter stems, which blued easily -
But these are almost certainly psilocybes, spore print, pellicle, umbo, habitat, bluing aspect, season, all of it points that way. I don't have a microscope, so I can't look at the spores, - not that I'd know what I was looking at - so I can't be sure of it...

I'm damn curious though. Cause I have about a pound of them drying right now. And I don't eat things without a name...

matt, so

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Cheers,

Thor...

John ID'd these - A neat strain of Beaos-

var. Mattsoii

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