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Bizarre thing.
Hard to tell from the photo (where it looks like a lot of poop but you will have ruled that out already), but if these are very tough and fibrous (difficult to break) but have a powdery coating and white inside, they may be the fungus “dead man’s fingers” (Xylaria polymorpha). It grows on old / dead wood, either from old tree parts below the surface or perhaps from spores on the mulch.
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thanks for this… its not powdery – just crumbly and pretty much disintegrates. i am going around and mixing it with the mulch. and not watering as much this week to see if that makes a difference.
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