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Fungi ID Shaggy Parasol?

 
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New to mushroom hunting and I would like to ask for some help in identifying these specimens.

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Shaggy Parasol?
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Shaggy stem base?
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Shaggy cap?
 
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An old specimen of Agaricus, perhaps? Here is a link to mushroomexpert.com, where you can find keys for further identification.
 
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Looks a little old to identify. Try to get younger and older pics, with gills and top next time.
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