Fungi Friday: two very beautiful species of fungi **Pycnoporus** and **Crepidotus mollis**

Hello mushroom lovers
Welcome back to my blog tonight,it has been a long time since I greeted friends in this wonderful community, busy activities have made it impossible for me to hunt for mushrooms as I have no time at all to go mushroom hunting, however this time I took advantage of my free time to hunt for two species of mushrooms today, sometimes when I miss the mushroom species to showcase I feel there is something missing in my life, to be honest photography has now become a part of my daily life.

My free time today is very limited, so I tried to make the most of this very short time to hunt for mushrooms. Coincidentally, in the middle of my mushroom hunting journey, I saw and discovered one species of mushroom, pycnoporus, which is more commonly known as one of the orange mushroom species. This mushroom species is very characteristic of hard trees; its life is truly beautiful as they are able to display their beauty on felled wood, and its very distinctive color makes me very interested in taking a look at it.

In a separate place, I found another species of mushroom, the crepidotus mollis, one type of hexagonal poroid polypore mushroom that grows side by side. This type of mushroom is considered very special, as its back part has very beautiful and nice pores. Moreover, the front part is equally interesting with its unique shape, which attracts many people to seek it out. However, unfortunately, this mushroom species is not edible.

I am very curious up close, of course my macro clip lens successfully captured close-up shots of the flesh of this mushroom species, and I am very satisfied with the results.

this is my contribution today for the #fungifriday community organized and curated by @ewkaw.

Thank you very much to all my friends who have taken a little time to read my post, I hope it can be beneficial for all of us.
greetings from me @furkanmamplam.