It's definitely Ramaria, but there are a couple of hundred in the Genus. There are many yellow ones but with the round tips, color and body structure I would say you have it correct. If you can visit it again in a week or two. They were common in Oregon when I lived there. I have picked and eaten some coral mushrooms, but I would never feed one to someone else. They are also simply not that special for the risk of a false ID.
It's definitely Ramaria, but there are a couple of hundred in the Genus. There are many yellow ones but with the round tips, color and body structure I would say you have it correct. If you can visit it again in a week or two. They were common in Oregon when I lived there. I have picked and eaten some coral mushrooms, but I would never feed one to someone else. They are also simply not that special for the risk of a false ID.
Wow, never seen one like that before!
Yeah me either. Mid Atlantic USA. Like a piece of coral randomly in the woods.
That's so cool.
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