A day in the forest

[SilvrHairDevil]

My next-door neighbor is a descendant of pioneers of this area and knows a lot about the geography. He and I went mushrooming on Tuesday (day before yesterday) and got a lot of shrooms.
We were in a remote, seldom visited area with a deep carpeting of moss and a heavy canopy of trees. It was on a steep slope above the lake. I love such areas, but it was pretty damn physical getting around. I don't make a big thing of it, but I have mobility problems, so I was leaning on my alpenstock heavily during this hunt. I managed to wear myself out pretty good and am just getting back to normal today.
Now buddy doesn't really have any knowledge of the mushies himself - he just knows where they are, so he picked everything he came across and tossed it in the basket for me to sort out later - which I was doing for most of yesterday.
I wound up with several trays of unknown mushrooms that I haven't been able to figure out:
The first 2 pics are some maybe chantrelles. I've never actually seen one before, but I am pretty sure of my ID (Cantharellus subalbidus).
I think #3 might be Xeromphalina campanella and #4 might be Cantharellus minor except the gills don't look quite right, #5 might be Armillaria tabescens. #6 & #9 are the same ones and #7 & #8 I found growing on deer poop.

[junior1]

Nice finds,, Seen a bunch of Turkey Tails round here couple days ago.

[Alan Rockefeller]

I think #3 might be Xeromphalina campanella

Looks more like Tapinella atrotomentosa but I am not sure.

#4 might be Cantharellus minor except the gills don't look quite right

Looks more like Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca.

#5 might be Armillaria tabescens

Looks more like Omphalotus but I don't really know.

#6 & #9 are the same ones

Maybe Russula.

and #7 & #8 I found growing on deer poop.

That is not deer poop. Looks more like horse dung. Interesting Panaeolus sp. Check the spore size and cheilocystidia.