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On alpine tops. I think this is how this keys out, but I'm not entirely sure.

Growing on the ground under beech trees.

in an area with a mix of a large dead tree and fallen nīkau fronds

no macro lens atm, so doing what I can from 1.5m away with the 300mm.

You can just the the wee frilly bits starting to show under the cap.

So Noah tells me. I didn;t recognise it myself.

Lots of tea tree here

Hygrocybe lilaceolamellata if i remember correctly. cap was yellowy-brown

taken with 395 and 350nm wavelength UV

Taxon has no images but copare with third set of images at Biota NZ
https://biotanz.landcareresearch.co.nz/scientific-names/1cb1b0f4-36b9-11d5-9548-00d0592d548c

A large waxgill 50mm cap with interesting gill detail. Second image shows gills.

Found similar here last season. 2nd photo is a bit blurry as I was out in rain.

on large felled tree trunk

At first glance looks like Gloioxanthomyces but the stipe and lack of slime on gill edges makes me think otherwise.