Fungi Friday: four species of mushrooms that I found on a few different days

Hello Mushroom Hunter Friends
Welcome back to this week's edition of the mushroom species update, and of course I've prepared some pictures of the four species of mushrooms that I found on a few different days, today I want to invite you to see the tiny mushrooms that I managed to capture, these tiny and adorable mushrooms grow everywhere, identical to grow on parts of trees or wood that have weathered and covered with moss, a lot of fun, right? See the species hiding behind the bushes.

You want to get some memorable mushrooms,follow me today,I'm going to hunt into some forests to see those that are blooming in the forest,like one of the types of mushrooms I found today,pycnoporus saguineus one of the species of white rotten saprobic mushrooms,this type of mushroom I found seems to be following a meeting in a closed room, It seemed that these mushrooms were very serious and they were sitting very close together, I was not allowed to go inside the room because the meeting decision was not yet completed, and I took some pictures of this species of mushroom through the cracks in the walls of the wild grass.

Daldinia is one of the genus of fungi in the hypoxylacea family, this genus of mushrooms I haven't seen them for a long time, lately the genus of mushrooms that often grow on dead wood that has a shape or a body part that is tight and soft I was finally able to find him again, my arrival was well received after a few months I did not see him, Wow, it's nice to be able to see this one, I'm interested in this genus of mushrooms, they have uniqueness, besides this if the rainy season they look so happy, the raindrops make their flesh even softer, strangely this genus of mushrooms changes color when it enters summer, and it seems very ugly.

This third mushroom species at first glance is almost similar to some forms of pills 💊💊 that we often take when we are sick, well this mushroom genus Ascocoryne sarcoides is very adorable with a unique and strange shape, I am very interested in the bottom of this mushroom, it is indeed very difficult to see, Because it has a stem as big as a skewer that is not so long, besides that this type of mushroom likes to grow on parts of wood that have been weathered, it is very difficult to take a good ficus point of this mushroom species, its shape is too small and grows close together, so there were times of trial but failed, and I tried again, after I investigated well from the dozens of pictures I captured, only four images that I think are good.

In a different place I found a stick that almost looked like a dragon's head, I was very curious about this magical creature, the internet told me that the dragon-headed stick was called dead man's fingers one of the sexual reproductive structures in the genus xylaria, to be honest I don't really understand this term, but my focus was on the head of this genus, It was that unique and rare that really stole my attention to take some pictures of this mushroom species.

This is my contribution this week to the #fungifriday community organized and made by @ewkaw

Thank you very much to all of you who have taken a little time to read this post of mine, hopefully it can be useful for all of us.
Greetings from me @furkanmamplam