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tj , to random
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Fungus nerds! I need your help!

These weird little cups are growing up out of the mulch in the garden bed in shady spots. We live in Brisbane, Australia.

They're about 9mm high and have a 7mm opening at the top. They appear to contain 3-8 silvery-grey... coins? Seeds? Spores? Some are closed over at the top with an off-white cap. They are bristly on the undersides of the "cup" portion.

For now I'm calling them "fairy boba". They are very cool.

A more close-up photo of the mushrooms.

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I see your and raise you one . Pretty sure it's a Peron's Tree . I was quite surprised to see it change colour from chalky grey to mottled green over the space of a couple of minutes. Clever, not to mention cute, little fella!

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A double with grape hyacinths and a mossy wall.

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Interesting mini garden in the shoulder of the tree

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jaztrophysicist , to random French
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Objectivement, vu depuis mon bureau, , même au printemps.

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Because it takes more spoons & strength than I have, I have not used the awning on the trailer since getting it.

A moss has set up house and is looking particularly randy due to our recent rains.

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Moss grid on my patio

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Look at all those cute new baby sporophytes coming in! And a few old stragglers, long and thin and orange and also beautiful.

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    A gnarly, mossy beech tree for

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    Grow on me, part two

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    Mosses have grown on this good Earth for over 400 million years.... Able to withstand drought & freezing, they can survive & thrive in extreme habitats from mountaintops to deserts. Beloved in traditional Japanese gardens I love my mossy friends wherever I go, wandering through forests, staring at the ground, or gazing up at the branches of gnarly trees, moss is there, doing their good work. They grow in the cities too. Look for moss. You will find them. #苔

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    Juniper Haircap Moss (Polytrichum juniperinum)

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    Mosses at the edge of the forest - relaxing...

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    Polytrichium sp.

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    Another lichen coved tree trunk from yesterday, before the sun came out- this one has a tiny clump of moss trying to establish on it too.

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