Fungi Friday - Cow dung mushrooms are very many types and forms,
today I share cow dung mushrooms.
a fungus that thrives in rotten cow dung containing natural fertilizer substances.
This fungus usually grows a lot on the manure of livestock such as cows and buffalo,
Mushrooms thrive because animal manure contains substances such as compost.
Animal manure is like compost that can fertilize any plant.
My trip this time to a cattle fattening site,
in the area outside the city where I live.
It was in this cattle ranch that I saw mushrooms growing on a pile of rotting cow dung.
This mushroom had bloomed one day ago,
but today i just saw it,
mushroom growth has begun to bloom again.
The development of this fungus is only a day or two in my opinion, my friends.
Fun Friday friends, I brought cow dung mushrooms today to my post,
I hope you all can see it and like the photo of cow dung mushrooms.
I was able to capture only a few parts of it.
Friends, this is the only meeting this time,
another time and another opportunity I will share again in my post
Best Regards 
| Obejek Photo | Coprinopsis Lagopus |
|---|---|
| Photo take | Civo 1915 + Macro Lens |
| Category | Macrophotography |
| Location | Aceh, Indonesia |
| Photographer | `@djulkar |
