Mushrooms On Sunday

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This afternoon, a friend invited me to take a walk through nature in the Cot Girek Hills. What a coincidence, because I haven't been anywhere since morning and just stay at home.

On the side of the narrow and slightly downhill road, I saw dry wooden twigs overgrown with mushrooms. Some of them grow on their own.

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This mushroom looks very similar to Serabi cake, a traditional Indonesian culinary delicacy.

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This mushroom has very striking gills like a clamshell.

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Apart from growing alone, some of the mushrooms grow in groups. If you have ever seen deadwood or rocks filled with oysters on the shore, they look very similar.

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Well, that's the story of my trip today with mushrooms. This is also part of my contribution to the #fungilovers community.

CameraXiaomi Poco X3 NFC
CategoryMushroom Photography
ProcessedAdobe Lightroom
LocationLhokseumawe, Aceh, Indonesia
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