i have no clue what this is, had a firm gelatinous texture

Exidia truncata is closest visual similarity i could find

i collected a tiny bit of this specimen

very rough textured cap, white gills when young, smooth stipe. Leptonia?

no distinct odor. some had very wavy stipes and some had cracked caps. smooth cap and stipe. growing scattered under Quercus and conifers. vertical striations on stipe

specimen collected

on Rhaphiolepis indica leaves (?) maybe

not 100% sure about ID. think it’s growing on Lactarius (maybe L. alnicola). under Quercus and conifers

growing in small cluster. pink spores. no distinct scent. smooth cap, center splitting slightly, stipe apex slightly prunoise

under redwoods next to a sidewalk

very thin stipe, growing solitarily

West Coast Mycoblitz: CM24-04612

on a stick or decaying plant stem. dark brown spores inside

yellow pores bruised blue slowly
growing in small line-like clusters
brownish spore print
cap diameters: 2-4cm
growing under oak and several other hardwoods

Phallus ravenelii
ID based on the smooth cap and pinkish volva
growing solitarily
photos 5-6: the day before it emerged
last two photos: taken 5 hours after first 4 photos.

white spore print

more pinkish in color in person