#Fungi Friday 馃崉 馃崉 馃崉 Another search for spring fungi

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It鈥檚 good that the quarantine is still not completely totalitarian, and I can go to the forest without fear of being arrested!
As usual, I went to the forest to find spring Morels!
But since there is still no rain, and the soil is rather dry, I could not find a single instance ...
But my walk was not unsuccessful, the old Polypores are still flaunting on trees, so I am sharing with you what I managed to find!)
This one looks like a very old Pleurotus ostreatus, it can be seen that it is already breaking away from the tree and will soon fall ... and the color is as if moss is growing on top of it ...

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On another fallen tree, something else like that ...

But these look a little different ...
Although, these are more like Pleurotus ostreatus,
maybe it's just because they don鈥檛 have moss ...

And here is the wonderful Fomes fomentarius!
Just a beautiful specimen, it's a pity I did not find it when he was in his prime!)

And here is another species that I could not identify (...
It is very dense and firmly attached to a felled tree!

In general, for several weeks in a row, I go for specific types of mushrooms, and I find others (
But I do not despair, as a walk through the woods is always useful and fun, and the mushrooms will still be spring because it has just begun!)
Thank you for your attention, be healthy and happy!

And Happy Fungi Friday of course!!!

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