Fuligo septica—dog vomit slime mold (new). I’m going with the identification until somebody tells me differently. According to Wikipedia “A common species with a worldwide distribution, it is often found on bark mulch in urban areas after heavy rain or excessive watering. Their spores are produced on or in aerial sporangia and are spread by wind.” Photographed at Regional Parks Botanic Garden located in Tilden Regional Park near Berkeley, CA
Fuligo septica (GB= Dog Vomit slime mold or Scrambled egg slime mold, D= Gelbe Lohblüte, F= Fleur de tan, NL= Heksenboter or Trollbutter) can be found at several locations in the Warnsborn forest at 31 August 2014
Summary[edit] Description: MUSHROOM INEDIBLE. Size was 2.5-20 cm, thickness 1-3cm. Mostly yellow, but can be of different colors. When mature gets darker. The touch is slimy and sticky. This fungus can be moved depending on the substrate on which grows, its PH value and position of the field. In that it takes its name, "creeping". Grows and develops waste material hidden in the trees, humus, etc. Maturing exceeds the migration phase when the fruit appears (visible part of mushrooms). It is then possible to prorate plazmodium and the green parts of plants. At this stage, this fungus is not harmful to the green plant. For about a day growing body of fungus spores, dried and pectoral so slow exempted. If you touch something or the hook come out slow and then get the impression that this fungus looks like mold. Mainly located in the vicinity of houses and buildings, and can also be found in the forests. A copy of the image was found in an oak forest. Mainly to be found in the period from May to October. It is not edible. This fungus is actually mold. Before being included in the mushrooms, and now has established a special class to which it belongs. Date: 2 August 2012, 11:03. Source: FULIGO SEPTICA (L.) F. H. Wigg.. Author: GLJIVARSKO DRUSTVO NIS from Serbia.
Summary[edit] Description: Myxogastria: Lycogala epidendrum Soberania National Park, Colon, Panama. Date: 25 May 2011, 08:01. Source: Slime mold. Author: Geoff Gallice from Gainesville, FL, USA. Camera location9° 10′ 07.03″ N, 79° 44′ 09.06″ WView all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 9.168619; -79.735851.
Fuligo septica var.candida (GB= Dog Vomit slime mold or Scrambled egg slime mold, D= Gelbe or Weisse Lohblüte, NL= Heksenboter or Trollbutter) at Doorwerth
Description: Lycogala epidendrum 20091007.188 US, MD, Big Run State Park Second of pair of "action" photos. :). Date: 7 October 2009, 11:03. Source: Wolf's Milk Slimemold Uploaded by Amada44. Author: Jason Hollinger.