On soil in broadleaf and mixed forest, along woodland paths

Inedible — of no culinary value

• ▸ Ear- to cup-shaped fruit body, split down one side to the base
• ▸ Clay- to leather-yellow (tan) colour, paler on the outside
• ▸ Smooth spore-bearing inner surface, outer surface minutely powdered
• ▸ Grows on the ground, often in clusters

A relative of the cup fungi (Peziza); one of the commonest 'Öhrlinge' and typical of damp, mossy woodland paths.