Fungi > Pezizales
The Devil’s Urn (Urnula craterium), also known as the Black Tulip Fungus or Spring Canker Cup, is one of the most distinctive, gothically beautiful, and recognizable cup fungi of early spring. Emerging from snowmelt in eastern North American deciduous forests...
Fungi > Cyttariales
The Beech Orange (Cyttaria gunnii), also affectionately known in Tasmania as the ‘Golf Ball Fungus’ or ‘Cyttaria’, is one of the most bizarre and visually captivating ascomycete fungi in the Southern Hemisphere. Forming dense, grape-like...
Fungi > Stinkhorns
The Yellow Net Stinkhorn (Phallus multicolor), also known as the Multi-colored Stinkhorn or Yellow Veiled Lady, is one of the most breathtaking, delicate, and architecturally stunning fungi on the planet. Belonging to the stinkhorn family Phallaceae, this tropical...
Fungi > Stinkhorns
The Stinky Squid (Pseudocolus fusiformis), also known as the Squid Stinkhorn or Inverted Stinkhorn, is one of the most bizarre, alien-like, and visually startling fungi in the natural world. Belonging to the stinkhorn family Phallaceae, this saprotrophic fungus looks...
Fungi > Agarics
Pixie’s Parasol (Mycena interrupta) is universally hailed as one of the most enchantingly beautiful, jewel-like, and ethereal miniature mushrooms in the fungal kingdom. Native to the damp, mossy southern beech and cool temperate rainforests of Australia,...
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