Spongy object appeared overnight. Phallic shape, hole at tip oozing spore slime. Smells from 40–50 ft; flies love it.
Dog Stinkhorn (Phallaceae family). Similar: "Devil's Dipstick" (thinner). Color varies: pale white to pink-tipped.
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