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Plant ID: Mushroom_small button_what type?

 
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This one is probably common, however, I'm fairly new to mushrooms.
What is it and is it edible?
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They may be common in your area, but this and your other two posts have me scratching my head and flipping through my guide. I'm going to guess that it's some type of Collybia, but that's just a guess.
 
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