Apr 20, 2021
The Devil’s Urn (Urnula craterium), also known as the Black Tulip, is a fungi found in deciduous woods growing from logs or buried wood. A light wind blew across the opening at the top and a cloud of spores drifted away.
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The Devil’s Urn (Urnula craterium), also known as the Black Tulip, is a fungi found in deciduous woods growing from logs or buried wood. A light wind blew across the opening at the top and a cloud of spores drifted away.
Cool cup fungus on a rotting log. I don't know much about fungi, but I believe this is Urnula craterium, also known as Devil's Urn.
Devil's urn. Photos taken April 7, 2024
Devil's Urn - Pinkney, Michigan
Devil's Urn (Urnula craterium) by jsommer2
Spring fungi: dryad’s saddle (Polyporus squamosus), devil’s urn (Urnula craterium), and beefsteak false morel (Gyromitra fastigiata)
at UW-Madison Arboretum and Governor Dodge State Park, Wisconsin
The Devil’s Urn Print available!
A Devil's Urn mushroom that looks like a portal to the underworld. Creepy.