What pretty mushrooms! And what pretty pictures!
I don't have any of my mushroom id texts at hand, so here is a quick attempt at some identification from memory.
Row 2 – 1 & 5 and Row 6 – 5 are probably all Amanita muscaria var formosa at different stages of maturity. This is a cousin of the pretty red with white spots mushroom - the Fly agaric.
Row 5 – 5 is probably Russula emetic also known as the sickener. Not deadly poisonous, but may make you wish you were dead.
Row 1 – 1, Row 4 -6 and Row 6 -2 are Boletus sp. The reticulated stem will help with more specific identification, but it is also necessary to have a closer look at the pore color and determine how cutting the flesh affects that color.
Row 4 – 2 may be an immature specimen of the coral fungus know as Clavulina coralloides.
Row 4 – 3 may be Ganoderma lucidum.
Row 3 -3 is not a mushroom. It is a plant whose name I always forget. Sorry.
Row 6 -6 is a type of jelly fungus, probably Tremella sp.
There is an picture on the webpage with larger images that did not make it onto you LTH post. It looks like you may have found some chanterelles!
As always, identification from images is neither reliable nor safe. Even the most experienced mushroom hunters have occasion to think twice about the correct identification of specimens. And if you have to think twice about it, better to not take the chance!
Stephanie