for this observation should be restricted to the cup fungus on the left. That’s not at all to say that commentary shouldn’t continue on the topic of both fungi pictured, but this way only one name will (hopefully) be assigned to the observation. Besides, I find the cup to be the more interesting of the two.

I just compared this unknown fungus with this plant because of its form:)

I wasn’t there for this shot in particular, but that “tulip” is in the shot because it’s a mushroom. what makes you say it’s a tulip?

Clavicorona or Artomyces sp. This tulip-flower I don’t know too.

Unsure on both, but despite my first guess, the coraloid guy to the right looks too thin and flimsy to be Ramaria. I know I’ve seen several fungi which are radically branched but lack the heft of typical corals, but can’t seem to remember the genus. The cup on the left is a complete mystery.