Fungifriday - biting mushroom, jelly ear, burgundydrop bonnet and hygrocybe cantharellus

Good evening all friends, how are you tonight?

Talking about mushrooms will never end, especially now that it is the rainy season everywhere, beautiful mushrooms appear with various variations. Tonight I bring you four types of beautiful mushrooms that I found on rotting logs and damp soil.

The shape of this mushroom is very beautiful like a light brown fan. I wonder why this mushroom is light brown in color because what I usually see is pure white. But I don't care about all that, having such a beautiful color seems more luxurious. I found this fungus on rotten wood.

The shape of this mushroom is very cute, very similar to human ears and has a reddish dark brown color. The meat is also chewy so that when we touch it is like touching someone's ear. I also encountered this fungus on weathered logs.

This mushroom is also no less beautiful with the two mushrooms above. If it's not fully bloomed, this mushroom is shaped like a hat, but what I've seen is that it's already in full bloom. The upper surface of the leaves looks very smooth and also very thin. I found this fungus on moist soil.

Every time I meet this mushroom I am always stunned by its very beautiful charm. The color is also very bright, so even though the size is very small, it can also be seen because of the blush. I found this fungus in the moist soil between the tree roots.