This season's first hunt while hiking at Franconia falls trail in New Hampshire

Is it Tubaria furfuracea or Xeromphalina campanella ?

Hello, community Happy fungi-Friday, and have a nice weekend to all.
Wishing this weekend everybody will find some interesting fungi/ Mushrooms which we will see next Friday.
This post is a contribution to the #fungiFriday community hosted by @ewkaw.
In June we were traveling to New Hampshire where my 4 brothers-in-law live. One day we were hiking on the Franconia Falls trail. It was a very nice place it was raining the previous days so all over fresh-air and water running from hills and river is full making a very good walking atmosphere. But I am a slow walker, and as always far back from our group, because I don't just walk I look all around nature the grass, stones, flowers, bushes, trees, different leaves, insects, animals, and Mushrooms. I was thinking it is early to find mushrooms. But I kept looking around and Surprisingly I found them.

It was very nice green cool trees on both sides of the trail very pleasant to walk. Very easy to see on the ground. Most of the mushrooms I found at the roadside on rotten logs laying on the ground.

Water running from the hills.

Here is my first finding beside this water. After this more and more. Is it Mycena Galericulata? Common bonnet

this is for today see you next week.
Thanks and happy fungi Friday.