Toadstools Growing on Fallen Coconut Trees

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Hi friends, how are you today

Greetings to all of us who are already in this beloved community today is Friday and I am back to participate in the FunFriday challenge that was held in this beloved community and of course some time ago there were many opportunities that I had missed because I'm very busy in the real world so I don't have time to look for mushrooms in the forest or in my garden but today I have a short free time during the day so I take time to look for mushrooms in my garden.

As for the mushroom that I am sharing with you today, this is a type of mushroom that grows on dead coconut trees and this mushroom is a type of toadstool, but I don't know whether this mushroom is edible or not, but many say that if the mushroom is a color other than white then he can't be eaten and it's possible that the mushroom that I'm sharing is not edible and if you think this mushroom is edible please comment below, friends.

For toadstools that grow on tree heads, this usually lasts about two days in the sun and generally has a slightly yellowish brown color like the picture I'm sharing with you today. And some of these toadstools grow in groups and some grow singly and the thickness of the volume of this mushroom is about one centimeter and the height of this mushroom is about 5 centimeters.

As for taking pictures of these mushrooms, I took pictures with the iPhone 11 Promax camera and I used portrait mode when I shot some pictures of these mushrooms and before I posted these mushrooms beforehand I first edited the pictures with Adobe Lightroom and some of the photos let's check together below this I hope you like.

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