Fungifriday / Three types of small mushrooms that have extraordinary uniqueness and beauty

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FUNGIFRIDAY🍄

May we all live our days with enthusiasm and carry out our activities with gratitude.
Of course I am very happy to be able to meet again on this occasion in this beloved community, and on this occasion of course I want to show again some of the mushroom photography results that I have done.

When I discovered a type of fungus growing on rotting palm fruit, I was amazed by the huge pile. This mushroom is a collection of small mushrooms that look very elegant because the pile is very dense, the shape of the fruit growth is very unique and very beautiful.

It turns out that when they are adults they have a slightly blackish or gray umbrella color. I took several pictures of one of the growths which were starting to mature among their group, but even though they were adults, this mushroom still had a small body size. I think the size of these umbrellas that have already bloomed are the size of my index finger with thin stems and nearby you can also see parts of them that haven't bloomed yet.

Because I'm not quite satisfied with the results of photographing this mushroom with their group. I also took several pictures of one of them which was still small. If you look at the results of this mushroom through the additional lens that I use, this mushroom looks even more amazing. The fruit and stems look like dew standing on each of their growths.

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I again found another type of fungus growing in the gaps between the palm trees. When I picked up the palm fruit from the tree before I didn't realize that one type of fungus could grow in between the palm trees, with its bright red color so my attention was drawn to the fungus. This mushroom has a fairly small body size but the color is really beautiful, like the color of lipstick used by women if you look at the color and this mushroom grows with only two stems, the other one has a larger body size and the umbrella is starting to open.

Did you know that when it starts to get a little bigger, the red color of this mushroom will melt and turn pink, but I also didn't expect that apart from the color changing if it starts to get bigger, the stem of this mushroom is also very easy to break if you don't handle it carefully. Therefore, I couldn't take photography from the parts of them that I told you about, because when I took them I took photos. The mushroom broke when I picked it up, and I really regret that. but I also feel fortunate to be able to observe the types of mushrooms hidden in the natural surroundings that we would expect and managed to capture one of their images that we can all see in this beloved community.

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Under the banana tree I also found another type of small mushroom. This fungus only grows on moist banana leaves. Because it was dark enough under the banana tree for me to take a photo of this mushroom, I took the place where this mushroom was growing and took it outside to take a photo so that the picture could be seen more clearly.

This mushroom has a very small body size and a thin stem appearance, although the color is not very beautiful with a gray color that will soon turn black. However, the shape of the umbrella part looks very unique with gill fibers that show something beautiful to look at and this mushroom has a slippery moisture when held by the stem.

This is my contribution to #fungifriday organized and curated by @ewkaw

OK hiver friends, funfriday, that's a short story that I can share on this occasion. Hopefully hiver friends like it and here are some photos of the types of mushrooms that we can see together on this occasion. I hope my post can entertain you all. Thank you very much for the support you provide by reading my blog. I hope you have a great day until we meet again in the next post.

_{I took photos with a POCO M4 Pro cellphone and an additional lens. I edit using the Lightroom application and incollage.}

NOTE: I wrote it in Indonesian with the help of Google Translate into English.

Photography	fungi
Camera Used	Smartphone
Model	POCO M4 Pro
Photographer	@frizzy97
Location	Aceh, Indonesia

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