Orange-capped Marasmius

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This afternoon I met a friend at a coffee shop. He told me that he had just gone for a mushroom walk in the southern woods this morning. Unfortunately, he didn't get anything there except being incredibly tired and exhausted. Yeah, he went on a mushroom walk at the wrong time. It's not the season for abundant mushrooms yet, even though it rains occasionally after dusk.

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About a week ago, I did the same thing. I was a little luckier than my friend. It was an exciting mushroom walk because I got some beautiful ones, even though they were only one type.

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The orange-capped mushrooms were found under a coconut tree, tucked away among the breadfruit leaf litter. I don't know exactly; maybe it was a species belonging to Marasmius, and it seemed like it was still a young mushroom. Those striking gills were beautiful to look at.

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This is my contribution to #FungiFriday hosted and curated by ewkaw@ewkaw

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These photos are my own, taken with POCO X3 NFC smartphone

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