CorduneanuVlad is right about the greenish colour of H. fasciculare distinguishing it from it's look-alikes. I would however suggest that this is the more common look-alike H. capnoides, because H. sublateritium is said to have a more 'brick red' cap and also it's quite rare. H. capnoides is extremely common and a good match for this.
Thank you for the suggestion CorduneanuVlad. I think they more closely resemble the Sulphur Tuft - Hypholoma fasciculare variety. Everything I've read says both found near rotting wood yet these were in the center of my lawn with no wood near them.
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