Cup fungi.

no problem, that would be great, every fungi is welcome

@ AlexKonig
Thank a lot for your information..if I found it more I will take some more pics of them and will share again. :)

"jelly" mushrooms are mostly "ascomyceten"! this "cup fungi" is possibly a member of the genus: "Cookeina". I puzzle between 2 species: "C. sulcipes" or "C.tricholoma" --> yours looks small and almost bold, from the description at wikipedia, i tend to suggest: "Cookeina Tricholoma",I'm not really familiar with this fungi, therefore it can surely be one of the other species : not descript or not found until now!! At least you could id him as "Cookeina species / cup fungi" ( http://www.google.nl/search?hl=nl&cp... ).

@ AngelaCorrea
I was looking in Wikipedia about what you said...but I don't think so it could be "Ascomycete.

if you don't see the lamellas, maybe is an Ascomycete. the form of the hat would indicate the class

@karenSaxton.
Thank for your information...I will find it again and then with more pics and size of it. :)

It's really tough to say - I know a lot of N American mushrooms: many of which ARE world wide. But there are so many unidentified species out there, still. This looks like a jelly mushroom of some type, but without more pics and size and all that it's hard to say what family it is in

Can any one tell me please what kind of mushroom is that??