Fungifriday Corals coexist with bees, and more.

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A few days ago we saw this coexistence: a beautiful coral fungus combined, or embedded, in a tree, accompanied by a swarm of beautiful, harmless bees that produce delicious honey. Here we call them chumelo. And around them the coral grew, not interfering with one another, but living together in healthy harmony and companionship. That is something we humans sorely lack, living crowded together and fighting among ourselves over everything and over nothing.

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In other news, we also have multiple combinations of colors, like the grayish yonos that fill our soul with their magical folds and contours. May this photographic collage serve to reflect on our life and on the beauty that we often fail to see because we are busy.

Thank you for coming.

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Fungifriday Corals coexist with bees, and more. | Ecency