<|image_1|>
Find a Wikipedia image that answers this question: Is the bird's nest fungus form a Bowl shape with the cap?

<|image_1|>
Represent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Bird's Nest Fungus - Flickr - Andrea Westmoreland.

['<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Mycena sp. 60330.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Bridal Veil Fungus, Dictyophora multicolor.png.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: 2012-05-12 Russula nana Killerm 218407.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Brick Caps mushrooms (Hypholoma lateritium,) (33576325832).\n', "<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: The underside of a fungus - Polyporus squamosus - geograph.org.uk - 929664 The underside of a fungus - Polyporus squamosus This species is also known as Dryad's Saddle, or Scaly Polypore (the upper surface has a pattern of concentric fibrous-looking dark-brown scales).\n", '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Hydnellum ferrugineum 59270.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Termitomyces reticulatus 37340 The mushroom Termitomyces reticulatus. Photographed in Namibia.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Lycoperdon perlatum 95340 Fruit bodies of the common puffball mushroom Lycoperdon perlatum Pers. Photographed in Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania, USA.\n', '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Calvatia excipuliformis, Mt. Mangart Calvatia excipuliformis from South slopes of Mt. Travnik, 2.200 m (7.218 feet), north part of Mt. Mangarts flats, East Julian Alps, Posocje, Slovenia EC on soil on steep stony slope with upland grass patches, calcareous rock, south oriented, with full sun and precipitations exposed, average precipitations 3.000 mm/year, average temperature 0-2 deg C, elevation 2.200 m (7.200 feet), alpine phytogeographical region.\n', "<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Fly Agaric fungus - geograph.org.uk - 263319 Fly Agaric fungus. Poisonous Amanita Muscaria fungus commonly known as 'Fly Agaric' growing under a silver birch tree in the garden of Holly Tree Cottage.\n", '<|image_1|>\nRepresent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Red-Juice Tooth Fungus (1294299445).\n']
['images/WebQA/Train/30273286.jpg', 'images/WebQA/Train/30380334.jpg', 'images/WebQA/Train/30224653.jpg', 'images/WebQA/Train/30196267.jpg', 'images/WebQA/Train/30308253.jpg', 'images/WebQA/Train/30110799.jpg', 'images/WebQA/Train/30192160.jpg', 'images/WebQA/Train/30242805.jpg', 'images/WebQA/Train/30200220.jpg', 'images/WebQA/Train/30247363.jpg', 'images/WebQA/Train/30002844.jpg']