This mushroom was found at SFU, near a sidewalk in an area with trees. It has a convex cap shape, with a even cap margin, and a scaly cap surface. It doesn’t seem to have any partial veil features. For the gills, it has a close gill spacing, with an enclosed gill attachment hidden under the cap. The stem looks smooth, round, and with a central location. This mushroom looks like the yellow variant of amanita muscaria or fly agaric.
