Two Beautiful Types of Mushrooms for this #FungiFriday.

6 days ago

#FungiFriday spirit!!! How are you all friends? We meet again here in this amazing Community. Hopefully all friends remain enthusiastic in hunting mushrooms and sharing here.

This time I got two types of mushrooms and both have their own beauty because mushrooms are always interesting, some cannot be consumed.

The pictures that I share here are My Contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

It's still raining even though it's a bit rare, it can be heavy and long but sometimes it drizzles. However, the spirit of looking for mushrooms remains and always makes time even though sometimes it doesn't produce results.

I found the mushrooms that I'm sharing when the sun had not yet come out, at that time I was walking and saw a pile of wood on the side of the road. While shining a flashlight with my camera I tried to see if there were any mushrooms there. It turned out that there was one mushroom that was growing well and that was the Trametes versicolor mushroom.

The combination of dark colors with white on the bottom makes this mushroom look beautiful, I really like the color and shape of this mushroom, it looks like flower petals. This mushroom grows on trees that have long been cut down.

Next I also found a group of mushrooms that had just been wetted by rain, rainwater was still visible above the umbrellas of these mushrooms. Mycena leptocephala which also grows on rotten wood, this type of mushroom does not look as hard as the first mushroom. Parts of this mushroom are very easy to break.

Growing in groups like this makes these mushrooms look very beautiful, as I said before that these two mushrooms have their own beauty and each mushroom must have its own appeal.
This is the mushroom Mycena leptocephala which I found yesterday and I share here for my friends #FungiFriday.