Friday night || Wild Shitake Mushroom and Lactocollybia Mushroom.

Happy fungifriday day and this is my contribution to #FungiFriday held by @ewkaw.

The last few days the afternoon was so hot after the heavy rain fell so hard in the middle of the night the previous day and this afternoon I was walking around the neighborhood behind my house which borders the banana farm environment and around that I found some mushrooms growing on the surface of rotten wood that looked dead from direct sunlight.

And when I was walking around the banana plantation, I found some fresh mushroom sprouts that looked like they had just grown a while ago and they were shitake mushrooms.

The fungus grows on several surfaces of rotten banana stems in that banana plantation environment and it looks like they're wild edible mushrooms and that's what I noticed from the presence of insects around and I just took some macro shots of that soft toadstools.

And also in the surrounding environment I found some Lactocollybia mushroom buds which is one of the wood mushrooms that has a characteristic that also looks so amazing and this mushroom has the shape of a hat that bends upwards with a stem surface that looks a little harder than the soft mushrooms in the row of shots in the picture above and the grace and beauty that they have you can find in several angles of the shots below.

Camera	Smarphone + macro lens
Iso	Otomatis
Editing	Lightroom app
Photographer	@deltasteem
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