Rosegill mushrooms cluster in grass, featuring varying shapes and colors.
A daytime close up view looking down at a cluster of Rosegill mushrooms. The mushrooms are so named because of their gill-like texture and rose-like shape. Four mushroom heads are prominent in the center of the image. The head at the top left has a rounded point end. This end points up and slightly toward the left. It has a button center. Two creases radiate out to the left, from this center. This mushroom head is white with lavender specks. Two mushroom heads are large and are on both sides. They are white with tinges of yellow. They have scalloped edges. There is no discernible center. In the bottom center of the cluster is another mushroom with a center and lavender specks. This mushroom seems to be squeezed between the two larger mushrooms on the sides. The background is long green grass blades. Some red chipped wood mulch can be seen behind the grass blades on the left side of the frame.