Hi Hive Lovers
It's Friday again, and we're all getting ready for the last weekend in October.
Here on every Friday there are always posts showing unique and strange mushrooms. I also found 2 types of them and will share them with you.
My contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw
For those of you who live in the tropics, you will be very lucky because you can easily find them. Especially in the rainy season like today, they will be present around you.
To find them, you have to open your eyes a little because most of them are small, including this one I found. They are only about the size of a regular pen base, and because of their small size, I had to use macro mode on my Samsung A52 camera phone. The photos that I take with this macro mode are very helpful to see the beauty of their appearance. That's what you often show here, right?
What I found grew in clusters on dark weathered wood media, so their presence in contrasting colors became even more eye-catching.
Their shape is also very unique, and when I hold them, they feel rubbery, like you are touching soft jelly. But when I try to pull, it feels like pulling rubber because it feels flexible.
One thing I do know is that things that appear in nature that come in bright colors are a warning to you, and usually they are very toxic or dangerous.
One of them is a striking golden yellow and the other is a translucent white, a bit like the appearance of the seaweed we often eat. Perhaps if the children find it, they will try to eat it.
You have to watch out for that!
I am completely unaware of their type and firmly believe that they are not edible. You can see their quirky looks, but they both really look absolutely gorgeous.
They come and go according to the cycle of the seasons. Just like us as humans, some are born, grow, and then leave. Over and over again to get their respective times.