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Possibly interesting to some of you, the group above are at the end of a fallen/rotting beach (Fagus) branch.
The red cups are the eyelash fungus, the white balls are old myxomycetes (slime mould) fruit bodies which are covered in a fungus, from the photo it looks possible that fungus is also attacking the eyelash fungus.
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