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I am still very much being consumed by my new hobby making terrariums. I have been trying to pace myself, yet I have made six terrariums in the past two months. But I adore them, and I spend so much time looking into them.
Anyway I found this teeny tiny mushroom (Rickenella fibula?) in my moss propagation container of moss collected from the wild.
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Rickenella fibula in a Campylopus sp.
25-JUL-2025
Lysterfield Park, Melbourne, Vic
Midweek haul! So the tiny orange babies are most likely Rickenella fibula, which has the absolute best description on mushroomexpert.com:
Probably saprobic but apparently involved in some sort of mutualism with moss
Oh to have people speculate about your apparent mutualism with moss!
Bottom left is Verpa conica, I’m pretty sure, but the gray shrooms frustrate me. Every fungi enthusiast knows about the pitfalls of identifying the LBM (Little Brown Mushroom), but for me it’s the gray ones. I want to say it’s Tricholoma terreum, but also I don’t want to say it?
Orange moss agaric (Rickenella fibula), also sometime referred to as orange mosscap, is a tiny, delicate, ocher-colored mushroom that grows exclusively in moss - it’s a beautiful find in Appalachia’s late spring to early summer forests. The above photo was taken along Little Laurel Run in Coopers Rock State Forest.
Rickenella fibula
25-JUL-2025
Lysterfield Park, Melbourne, Vic
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Rickenella fibula
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Lysterfield Park, Melbourne, Vic
Rickenella fibula
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#619 - Rickenella fibula - Orange Mosscap
Small, bright orange mushrooms with white gills and tiny caps.
A common, world-wide, humus-decomposing fungus which is almost always associated with moss, with which it may form a mutually beneficial relationship. The species half of the name is from fibula (Latin)= pin used to fasten a brooch.
Found growing on rotten moss-covered branch in a Paperbark swamp in Success.
