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White gills undrneath, no real smell, not sure what else to say really. [/attachment] You need to describe the gills: decurrent, adnate, etc (that online site you mentioned will explain what those terms mean). Is the cap brittle? That could be a russula, for instance. What colour is the stem? Does ...

False chanterelles aren't in the lactarius family (do I mean family?).

It _could_ be mild or tawny milk cap, but it's hard to say. The former is more common than the latter.

Have you taken a spore print? What colour?

C is probably a clouded funnel cap (or clouded agaric, agaricus nebularis, or something like that). They're very common, can be quite large (10-15cm across the cap). Often found in large circles with broad leafed trees. Whilst not poisonous, they can cause (severe?) stomach upsets in a significant n...