Growing on a yard, out of buried wood, probably a root.
Spores smooth (8-9) x (6.3-7.1); Basidia 26×10; Cheilocystidia with acute tips (40-44) x (10-14); Pseudoparaphyses spherical with a short foot (17 × 11).
On fallen alder. With Melanie Spaulding.
Under Abies grandis, Pinus ponderosa, Pseudotsuga menziesii. May actually be Clitocybe odora.
On decaying alder I think. Mixed forest, sea level. Viscid cap.
Intense moth ball scent. These were very numerous.
ID by computer vision.
Location verified on satellite view.
In gravel by trailside with young alder
White spores, white inside flesh when broken