Traditionally, this species has been known as Crucibulum laeve. These fungi have an elastic cord attached to the peridiole and a sticky knob at the free end. When splashed from the cup by rain, the cord catches on to the surrounding vegetation and wraps itself around it.
Common name: Common Birdnest Fungus
Found: Native Forest
Substrate: Small sticks twigs on forest floor.
Spore: White peridiola
Height: 5 mm
Width: 6 mm
Season: Autumn through to winter.
Edible: No
