Can anyone identify these mushroom?

Hello everyone, I found these mushrooms growing when I was out mowing a friends lawn one day. I discovered them in Lancaster County, PA. They were growing under what I believe was a pine tree. They were very close to the field and not to far away from the woods. I have very high doubts that these are Magic Mushrooms but I thought, "Hell, I'll just ask around." The smell that they give off is a quite nasty smell, They do in fact smell like the Magic mushrooms I have had before but do not look the same.
The types of magic mushrooms that grow in PA are:

• Gymnopilus luteofolius
• Gymnopilus luteus
• Panaeolus cinctulus
• Psilocybe caerulipes
• Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata

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Thank you to all who can help me, Much love to everyone :daisy:

 

I wouldn't eat them unless you know what they are it's better to grow them yourself if your unsure of what your picking.

 

Yes, it's Bill.

 

Does it bruise blue?

Does it habe a blackish purple spore print?


Pine forests are not ideal locations to find shrooms.... There are some species that grow there through.... Rare species

 

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