Hiking through the woods

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Reverse image search on Google : The white one These translucent white flowers are Ghost Pipes (Monotropa uniflora), also known as Indian Pipes or Ghost Plants. They are parasitic plants that lack chlorophyll and do not photosynthesize; instead, they get nutrients from fungi attached to tree roots. These plants typically grow in moist, shady woodland areas. While they may appear fungus-like, they are true flowering perennial plants. The orange one : This fungus appears to be a species within the Ramaria genus, commonly known as coral fungi. Species such as Ramaria aurea (golden coral) are yellow-orange and similar to the one depicted. While some species are edible, correct identification is difficult and misidentification can lead to severe stomach upset. The pictures look really beautiful ✨️

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