During a visit to a friend’s garden, we discovered tiny cup-shaped fungi that looked like miniature nests filled with eggs. A gardener identified them as birds’ nest mushrooms, whose “eggs” are spore packets dispersed by raindrops. Learning their clever design reminded us how many small wonders hide quietly in nature.
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