Jelly Rot

Jelly Rot is a strange pale bracket fungi, with a rubbery gelatinous texture. White or cream with a pinkish to orange tint and covered in bristle-like hairs. The underside is orange or salmon-pink with dense, radial folds and a smooth paler margin.

Can be found on fallen, decayed deciduous wood from autumn to spring. Not edible.

Widespread and very common in Britain.