Today, I went back to looking for mushrooms in the forest near the swamps. This time, I was alone, and my destination was the village across the street, which has many rice paddies and fish ponds. The humid weather made me very confident that there would be many beautiful mushrooms here.

Upon arriving at the location, I immediately went to the pond on the edge of the rice paddy. I thought this was a very strategic place to find beautiful mushrooms. Sure enough, I found a very small, pure white mushroom. If you're not careful, you can step on it because it grows in the soil among the grass, making it very difficult to distinguish.

After observing it very carefully, I finally managed to take a picture of it at several magnifications with my phone camera. Here are some of the images I captured. I hope you enjoy them.

At first glance, it looks like a flower petal, so if you don't look closely, you might have missed it. This is my first time seeing a mushroom like this. Before it blooms, it's round and very small, just lying there. The pure white color of the fungus on the ground makes it easy to recognize. Here's a picture of this mushroom, still round and not yet blooming.

To find out what kind of mushroom this is, I immediately searched using Google Lens. The name of this mushroom is Mycena vulgaris. Source wikipedia
Although I didn't find any other mushrooms in my search this time, I'm very satisfied with what I found today. I hope you also enjoy the mushrooms I found today.

my contribution to #fungifriday by @ewkaw