Are these orange fungi, mushrooms or what?

[frans_waterlander]

<p>I know this is hardly the place for this, but this forum is the most frequented and I'm really stumped. Can't find this on the internet either. About 4 months ago I burned a lot of branches. On the ash heap that's was left after burning there are some pieces of charred wood and among these some bright orange fungi or mushrooms have shown up. Can anyone identify these? The image is a close-up of about 2 inches wide.</p>

[frans_waterlander]

<p>Pilot error.</p>

[frans_waterlander]

<p>Here's the image</p><div></div>

[bekie_marie]

<p>It looks like a species of flammulina to me, or possibly Lepista...</p>

[frans_waterlander]

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<p>It looks like a species of flammulina to me, or possibly Lepista...</p>

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<p>If I'm not terribly mistaken, those are families of mushrooms with clearly distinguisable tops and stems. The species in my photo are very tiny globules that grow in clumps, each individual globule not larger than maybe 1/16" or 1.5mm.</p>

[john_reynolds10]

<p>What happened when you tried eating them?</p>

[parv]

How about <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/mangosteen/2914953679/in/set-72157602890110952/">orange slime</a> <a href="http://images.google.com/images?q=orange+slime+mould">mould</a>?