Hey guys, didn't know where else to post this. Was out inna

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If it helps they were growing on an live oak tree knot.

>>625873
Location helps a lot, since different species only grow in certain locations. You could call your local extension office, they're usually better than the internet for these things, because they specialize in local plants.

Generally though, any white cap mushroom is going to be toxic, usually fatally. The only one I would trust is puffballs, because at least in my area, those are safe, and very easy to identify (once they're big).

>>625873
Those may also be immature. If so, try comparing them to pictures with flat-topped mushrooms, because the caps may not have opened yet.

And in case anyone was thinking of using these to "retire", It's not a good way to go.

Those look like Coprinus Plicatilis.

Maybe some regional variation.

>>625885
Southeast Louisiana

>>625893
Yeah that or Coprinellus disseminatus if they don't turn black when you pinch them.

>>625885
Just make sure it isn't an aminita "egg", the destroying angel can look like a puffball in it's early stages.