The first one is some type of Amanita. I'm not sure if it's Amanita muscaria or not. If so, I'm envious.

The last one is probably a russula. If it breaks into crumbly chunks when you throw it at your hunting partner's back, it's a russula (assuming the gills, etc match a russula description).

They look like older Blewits (a good edible) you should pick a few and try to find out what they are. Use at least 5 sources to identify if you do decide to eat them & only try a small amount (cooked) if you’ve never had them before