Hoping one of these are active.

#1
Gills- http://i406.photobucket.com/albums/pp145/sk8boy12/snapshot-13.png
Side view- http://i406.photobucket.com/albums/pp145/sk8boy12/snapshot-12.png
Cap- http://i406.photobucket.com/albums/pp145/sk8boy12/snapshot-11.png
Habitat: Grass
Gills: Dark brown, Almost black.
Stem: White, pretty sturdy, about 1 cm.
Cap: White, fading to black.
Spore print color: A light pink color.
Bruising: It bruised a little bit red
Location: South Texas
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#2
Gills- http://i406.photobucket.com/albums/pp145/sk8boy12/snapshot-9.png
Side view- http://i406.photobucket.com/albums/pp145/sk8boy12/snapshot-8.png
Cap- http://i406.photobucket.com/albums/pp145/sk8boy12/snapshot-10.png
Habitat: Where tall grass meets short grass.
Gills: White and bluish.
Stem: Long, white, veiled, sturdy, thin.
Cap: White with tan, almost gold flakes.
Spore print color: Can't get one.
Bruising: Turned red-brownish.
Location: South Texas

I have my hopes on #2. Not too sure about #1...

 

How many times - DON'T EAT ANY MUSHROOM YOU FIND UNLESS YOU ARE AN EXPERIENCE MYCOLOGIST/FORAGER THAT HAS EXPERIENCE IN FUNGI IN YOUR LOCAL AREA!!

EVEN WITH EXPERIENCE, TAKE EXTREME CAUTION AND DO NOT EAT ANYTHING YOU ARE NOT 100% SURE OF.

DO NOT ASK THE INTERNET TO I.D. FUNGUS FOR YOU - THIS CAN TURN OUT VERY POORLY FOR YOU

also: NO and NO

I do not even have to look at pictures. Don't eat these.