Pearly webcap mushrooms (Cortinarius ...

The image presents an overhead view of three white mushrooms with caps approximately two inches wide, surrounded by brown and orange leaves on the forest floor. The mushrooms are partially covered by dead leaves, which have been broken off from their parent trees. A few of these leaves have large holes in them.

**Identifying Features**

* **Mushroom Caps**: White, round, and flat with a smooth surface. They appear to be approximately two inches wide.
* **Leaves**: Brown and orange, partially covering the mushrooms. Some leaves display large holes, indicating they were broken off from their parent trees rather than falling naturally.

**Context**

The image was captured on November 9, 2019, near Kountze, Texas, at a property located at 5369 Farm to Market Road 770. The presence of dead leaves and the time of year suggest that autumn has passed but winter has not yet begun in this region.

**Conclusion**

Given the characteristics described in the image caption, it is likely that the mushrooms are Pearly webcap (Cortinarius alboviolaceus). This conclusion is based on their size, coloration, and habitat. However, without direct observation or expert confirmation, this identification remains speculative. – AI vision