Obligatory reminder to not eat things you harvest yourself unless you're 100% positive on ID. Join your local society if you want to learn!
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I was thinking the bottom ones, but upon a quick search I think you may be right. They are surprisingly similarly colored.
Yeah, top two photos are oysters, and the bottom two are chants.
Based on the time of year and their appearance, I think the oysters were a native oyster variety, but your point still stands in the general case :).
A sweet find either way! Both are quite tasty
Chantrelles grow on soil, oysters grow on rotting wood, but sometimes oysters growing shallowly-buried roots can appear to be sprouting from the soil