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Looks like little black cups on the ground.
Arrowcreek campground.
Maybe Cyathus striatus because of the shaggy outside of the cups and the striated interior.
No problem! I hope that helps! You may or may not not be able to get a species level ID as all of the "eggs" have already dispersed!
I will look it up, thanks for the info!
I'd say Cyathus sp.?
This is a type of Bird's nest fungus. Look at the Nidulariaceae family! They are awesome!
Spotted on Dec 17, 2017 Submitted on Dec 21, 2017
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Maybe Cyathus striatus because of the shaggy outside of the cups and the striated interior.
No problem! I hope that helps! You may or may not not be able to get a species level ID as all of the "eggs" have already dispersed!
I will look it up, thanks for the info!
I'd say Cyathus sp.?
This is a type of Bird's nest fungus. Look at the Nidulariaceae family! They are awesome!