Gymnopus confluens   formerly    Collybia confluens 

Tufted Gymnopus   or      Tufted Collybia

Caps are 2-5 cm across, dry, smooth to minutely scaly, convex to broadly convex, sometimes with a broad umbo, buff to red-brown, drying pinkish buff, tough, and revive when rewetted.  Gills are  free, narrow, close and white.  Stalks are up to 10 cm tall by 6 mm broad, often compressed, tough, red-brown underneath, and with a coating of dense white hairs.  Spore prints are white. Widespread but not common, it fruits among fallen leaves and is recognized by the tufted habit and fuzzy stalks.