Lawn Mushrooms

This is my entry for #FungiFriday initiated by @ewkaw

I never thought that I would find this mushroom in this part of the villa again, since there seems to be no organic matter to be found so that the mushroom can grow and start decomposing that organic matter.

But I might be wrong because I can find this little solitary mushroom there. The organic matter that this mushroom is trying to decompose is not easily visible from above, maybe there are some under the grasses.

Unfortunately, I can't find the name of this species because Google Lens only suggested some dung mushrooms. Which I doubt since I know there should never be any dung in the villa area.

But the mushroom itself is very beautiful, with a rounded cap, and a white body. The stem is also looking quite strong.

and then I also found the second species. I think it is different from the first one since the gill and the shape of the cap of this mushroom are different. You can see that there are a lot of wrinkles can be seen on the cap. the gill is also easily visible compared to the first one, which is more hidden under its cap.

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