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Cup Fungus


Steve and I went to a lovely Mill Creek Falls trail near the small town of Prospect, Oregon, a month or so ago, and had a wonderful time taking pictures. There were so many mushrooms to take pictures of, we could hardly believe it! While wandering around, I looked down and found this tiny, odd little fungus cup and many more like it all around. How odd and interesting they are, don't you agree? This little guy measures about 1/2" in diameter.
If you would like to know more about this cool fungus, I found a nice source on the Mushroom Expert: Cup Fungus
If you would like to know more about this cool fungus, I found a nice source on the Mushroom Expert: Cup Fungus
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