Jamanda
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Mushroom idSo - I think they are willow shields, and therefore edible? Any comments before I poison us all? Spore print is white, and sort of elliptical.
It 's the ones at the bottom on this picture.
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bingo
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I would just say don't eat them.
There are probably under 15 mushrooms I would eat or give to my kids, after the ones I am 100% sure of........ forget it.
This is a good way of mushroom ID though, "Would you feed it to your kids?"
There are some mushrooms i would risk on myself.......the Miller being on of them, but............ 
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nettie
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Agree with Bingo...it's sort of beige and nondescript...prob a no no, not worth risking. Hopefully lots of other good stuff about though?
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cab
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Willow shield? (goes looks in Phillips, puts Phillips down, picks up new edition, sees that you mean Pluteus salicinus and that someone has given it a common name all of a sudden!).
Gills look too thick and robust. The spore print of Pluteus is pink. The gills ought to have a tint of pink or creamy pink about them too.
Doesn't look like a Pluteus, considering white print.
So... Dunno, need to ponder this one.
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Jamanda
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Yes - I did mean that Cab , and you are quite right, it does say the spores should be pink. I'll leave it then (still be nice to know what it is though)
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cab
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Is the stem fibrous/tough/hollow?
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