Yep. Get purple-spored puffballs and meadow mushrooms out of the cow pastures. I don't pick the little blue-staining ones growing on the cow piles, though. I can see enough real snakes around here without them.
Lobster mushrooms are a case of a Hypomyces fungus attacking Russula and Lactarius mushrooms and parasitizing them. The host mushrooms are white. Interestingly enough, the host mushrooms are not really edible until they've been parasitized by the Hypomyces fungus and turn orange and deformed.