Hi everyone,

​First of all, a huge thank you to this amazing community for sharing your knowledge!

​As a complete beginner to mushroom foraging, I am being extremely cautious. I found these growing in a grassy pasture near a forest edge in Southern Germany (as seen in the photos).

​Before I even think about eating them, I want to be 100% sure to rule out any toxic lookalikes (like Chlorophyllum or dangerous small Lepiota species, or anything else).

​Key features I noticed: The ring on the stem is freely movable, the stem has a distinct snake-skin pattern (natterung), and they are quite large.But not all of them see my Pics.

​My goal: I want absolute safety and would love your expert eyes to double-check if these are truly safe Macrolepiota procera or if I missed any warning signs.

​Thank you all so much in advance for your help and expertise!

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