These ones were still showing nicely the glistening mica-like scales and deeply grooved, or "sulcate", pattern of the cap which are typical of Glistening Inkcap (Coprinellus micaceus).
I had another look to see if the stems appeared "downy", which would suggest C. truncorum. Can't say they looked particularly downy, but then I don't know how downy C. truncorum is supposed to look.
For the record
Date: 28/12/15
Location: Horton Wood, Small Dole
Grid reference: TQ208127 (site centroid)
Added to FRDBI: 13/02/2017
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