It’s been so long since I’ve been able to get out and walk the woods, plus it’s been so dry until the last couple of weeks that when I did get out, I wasn’t finding anything. Yesterday’s walk yielded the beginning of a tiny mushroom that I’ve never seen before and a log full of one of my favorite tiny cup fungi - bisporella citrina - better known as yellow fairy cups. It’s been a couple of years since I last saw it so I spent as much time in the waning evening light photographing it as much as I could. Hopefully it will still be viable to photograph again today when I get home from work, but my experience with the mycetes family is that it can be there one day and gone the next. I will also try to keep an eye on the tiny (.5 cm) mushroom to see if it becomes something I recognize.