Phylum: Basidiomycota Family: Hygrophoraceae
Hygrocybe quieta (Kühner) Singer
Oily waxcap
The common name refers to a faint oily smell for those with acute olfactory senses. The cap is slightly greasy when young with a dry stipe. The cap is yellowish with orangey-red gills. A widespread species in unimproved grassland and lawns but not common.
References:
Boertmann, D. (2010 revised second edition) The Genus Hygrocybe
Wood, E. & Dunkelman, J. (2017) Grassland Fungi: a field guide
Hedger, J. & George, D. (2018) Lundy Fungi: a photographic guide
Harries, D. (2017) A Guide to Waxcaps in West Wales