Clustered Thoughshank
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Collybia confluens
The thin-fleshed cap is 1.5–4 cm (0.59–1.57 in) wide, arched or flattened, and more or less convex.
The cap is smooth, matte and faintly ochre or faintly brown depending on humidity.
The colours turn pale to a whiteish tone when the cap is dry.
Mature fruiting bodies have a wavy and slightly grooved edge.
The lamella are strikingly tightly packed and almost exposed.
In early stages, they are whiteish and later turn from a cream to leather-yellow or pink-brownish colour.
The spore powder is white.
Common & widespread in Britain during Autumn.