Spotted this awesome cluster on a walk today and grabbed a couple, fairly certain they are Pleurotus ostreatus.
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Take this with a grain of salt obviously, but I put the image into a plant identification app and it came up with Lepista personata.
Matches the growing in grassy areas and cupping upwards properties from your picture.
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Common in Europe and seems somewhat edible.
