Dark Light
Strict-branch Coral
Ramaria stricta

I’m not 100% sure of this i.d. For a while I thought it was Clavulina cristata (white coral fungus) but that fungus to me has really wavy “arms” whereas the photos below the “arms” are straight vertical. There a lot of similar species, so I could be wrong about this one.

Size: Up to 10cm tall
Family: Gomphaceae 
Habitat: Grows on dead wood, stumps, trunks and branches of deciduous and coniferous trees. 
Identifiers: Multiple slender, compact and vertical parallel branches. Color, dark cream/light tan to brownish. 
All text and photos copyright © 2022 Middle Way Nature Reserve, unless noted.
Related Posts

Shaggy Parasol

Looks almost like an "Old Man in the Woods", but this is the Woman Carrying a Vintage Umbrella version
Turkey Tail

Turkey Tail

Concentric stripes of tan, brown, buff, cinnamon make this polypore mushroom easy to spot (and it's also one of the most common fungi in North American forest).