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Crown tipped Coral Fungus

by CynthiaMHoriMichigan, USA

coral fungus of some kind

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Crown Tipped Coral Fungus

by theblueeyedgurlGeorgia, USA

truly amazing

Crown-tipped coral

by ShannonInCTStamford, Connecticut, USA

Crown-tipped coral

by Lenny2Kentucky, USA

Crown-tipped Coral

by chesterbperryTennessee, USA

Mixed woods

Crown-tipped Coral

by Lenny2Ohio, USA

Crown-tipped Coral Fungus

by RileyYankeKansas, USA

Crown-tipped Coral

by Scott mcintoshMaryland, USA

Crown tipped Coral Fungus

by ThatBlueEyedGirlHoschton, Georgia, United States

Crown Tipped Coral Mushroom

by LuckyLoganHinton, Iowa, United States

Crowned tipped coral mushroom

by brianadiacopoulosLutherville-Timonium, Maryland, United States

crested crown coral

by garylincoffClarion, Pennsylvania, USA

off-white coral with distinctive

Crown-Tipped Coral Fungus

Michigan, USA

Blushy, Orange, White colors. Very similar looking to

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Coral Fungus

by Caleb3Delaware, USA

Crown-tipped

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Crown Tipped Coral Fungus

by coyoteowlwomanParole, Maryland, USA

Mixed deciduous woodland forest.

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Crown-tipped Coral Fungus

by MelindaRhotenFlemingGladstone, Michigan, USA

Growing on a rotten log.

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Crown Tipped Coral Fungus

by Melissa54La Vergne, Tennessee, USA

Old fallen log

Crown Coral Fungus

by Christine Y.Greenwich, Connecticut, USA

Cream-colored coral fungus. Its ...

Crown-tipped Coral

by Jared_CKentucky, USA

ocean floor. It is distinguished from other

Crown-tipped Coral Mushroom

by doreen.chambers.14Vermont, USA

Edible. Many-branched, yellowish coral ...

Crown-tipped coral fungus

by LarissaLopezNorth Carolina, USA

Many branched, yellowish coral with ...

Crown-tipped coral, Clavicorona pyxidata

by anne yenNew York City, New York

Looks like coral,

Crown tipped Coral

by EmilyUmbargerMichigan, USA

Tall spike fungus, about 2-3 in tall, deciduous forest

Crown-tipped Coral Fungus

by DouglasFesslerpenna, USA

Along trail growing out of fallen tree. Very shady area.

Crown-tipped Coral Fungus

by dferrisMichigan, USA

White fungi growing on a dead rotting log.

crown tipped coral mushroom

by Mason GaerteIndiana, USA

So cool looking

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Crown-tipped Coral

by SusanaMelgarTegucigalpa, Francisco Morazán, Honduras

Creciendo en troncos caídos, en zona con presencia de helechos arborescentes.

Crown-tipped Coral

by RiekoSNew York, USA

I hope I am correct on ID for this.

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Crown-tipped coral mushroom

by cbblangleyDecatur, Georgia, United States

Lovely whitish columnar branching fungus.

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Crown-tipped Coral

by OtoValmiera, Vidzeme, Latvia

Distinguishing feature: several pointed

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Crown-tipped Coral Fungus

by KristalWatrousPenn township, Pennsylvania, USA

Along a trail near a small stream. Found at the base of a tree.

Crown-tipped Coral Fungus

by dandoucetteCanada

fleshy, coral-like fruiting bodies on ...

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Crown-tipped coral fungus

by LuisStevensChiapas, Mexico

I had seen only this Coral fungus in PN ...

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Crown-tipped coral fungus

by AntónioGinjaGinjaBraga, Portugal

Coral shape fungi,with a ivory collour

Crown Coral

by Greg ShchepanekOttawa, Ontario, Canada

Branching is candelabra-like & at the tip ...

Crown-tipped Coral

by PucaKWinder, Georgia, USA

Coral-like base with sprouting arms and ...

Crown Coral Fungi

by Christine Y.Connecticut, USA

to tan or developing pinkish hues; tips ...

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crown coral or crown-tipped coral fungus

by BethAngermeierIllinois, USA

A coral fungus that is most noted for its ...

Crown Coral

by Greg Shchepanek

Branching is candelabra-like & at the tip ...

Crown Coral

by Greg ShchepanekOntario, Canada

Branching is candelabra-like & at the tip ...

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Crown Coral

by Greg ShchepanekNorth Algona Wilberforce, Ontario, Canada

Branching is candelabra-like & at the tip ...

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Crown Coral Mushroom

by Greg ShchepanekOntario, Canada

Branching is candelabra-like & at the tip ...

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Crown-tipped coral fungus

by arne.royslandVestfold og Telemark, Norway

Its most characteristic feature is the

Crown-tipped coral fungus

by Brett Minnesota, USA

This one was already dried up when I found it.

Crown-tipped Coral

by LuckyLoganIowa, USA

Common. Leave a white spore print. Can be found from June to September