RE: the season have started
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The second one from the bottom reminds me of chantrelle characteristics. Maybe its one of the smaller yellow foot chantrelle species. The top one reminds me of Berkeley's polypore.
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the top one is the most intresting to identify. I will check what you mentioned, and will post more photos.
the -1 from the bottom: I was considering it may be one of Cortinarius but the leg is too thin... not sure what is that. it was very fragile and tiny.
#2 -- Dryad saddle,
#3 -- Leccinus (one of the family)
intresting to get IDs for the #4-5?.. @sketch.and.jam
I thought that the -1 from the bottom might be a young craterellus tubaeformis aka yellowfoot chantrelle
http://www.wisconsinmushrooms.com/CraterellusTubaeformis.html
but the veins and the coloring look a bit different unless it's a really young one...
I have no clue what 4-5 are, some kind of polypore since they have no gills. Closest thing I could find is the Spring polypore
http://www.wisconsinmushrooms.com/Polyporusarcularius.html
no, its not chantrelle -- have a look at the cap:
it was pale pink...
Interesting... The veins are pretty unique looking I wonder what in the world they are.