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They are small, may be an inch in diameter. Yellow on a first picture is exaturated some. Second is more realistic

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They look like C. appalachiensis posted couple days ago. Those are found in Southern NJ in a mixed pine, oak, maple etc forest 

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I think the pseudo-gills are too well-developed and pale for Craterellus ignicolor, but I wouldn't rule out this species... or maybe a similar Craterellus species. The depressed cap centers --a few of which are like holes-- points toward genus Craterellus. 

Possibly Cantharellus minor http://www.mushroomexpert.com/cantharellus_minor.html. If correct, then these are large examples (for this species of very small mushrooms). But I think, Craterellus makes more sense here. Interesting. 

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