what is this species?

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A young Clitocybe nuda?

>>1060958
OP here but on my pc. the color looks right but look how small the caps are.

>>1060960
They are really young. The cap would have expanded if you left it for another few days/week or more.

Keep in mind some Cortinarius species are purplish too, and they can be very poisonous. If your specimens were older you could do a spore print: Cltocybe nuda has a pale/pinkish spore print while Cortinarius species are usually brownish. Cortinarius species also have a "cortina" when young, which looks sort of like a cobweb covering (Google it). I can't see it in your pic but you should check for it; the cortina can sometimes be hard to see or rubs off.

If there are more, check in a week or so. Wait until the caps fully expand. But don't eat them regardless of whether you think it is a blewit (C. nuda) or not, because you aren't an expert and you don't want to accidentally eat a Cortinarius.

It the purple from bruising or is that yellow tint on the bottom of the image bruising?

>>1060978
honestly, no clue. the purple is its original color i believe