This is a very beautiful mushroom, resembling corals. Ramaria flava, it is commonly mistaken for it’s relative, ramaria paradia which is highly poisonous, even deadly.
Flava’s edible part is it’s root and steem, but the tips have to be cut off because they can cause severe stomach problems. For foragers, this fungi is interesting and beautiful because it looks like the forest turned into a seabed.
Usually they grow in a group, resembling corals. Thus, we might encounter a coral reef in the woods. 🙂
Beautiful photo … The mushrooms is something special
Interesting trivia and beautiful photo
Wow this is so cool, love the unique shape. Definitely looks like coral.
I thought it was coral before I pulled it up. You know it kind of resembles the Morale Mushroom, but not put together. lol. Wonderful image.
I have the feeling that it is on the seabed. Surely there are many mushrooms in the area you live in.