Happy fungi friday, today like every Friday I join this great initiative, I will collaborate to fill hive with mushrooms.
The wet season is getting farther and farther away, and with it the fungi are beginning to be scarce, this time I was lucky to find this Panaeolus cinctulus, this little one grew comfortably in a corner behind some logs very well sheltered.
This small psycholedic quartet grew up on a mound of earth, with great harmony between wood, stones, small insects and tiny plants, due to the humidity generated by the scarcity of light and solar heat.
It is a brown mushroom, with a globose hat that expands with the passing of days, at the tip it has a darker colored mole, the foot lacks a ring and has a lighter and elongated tone, the hymenium is laminated and clear in color that turns dark brown over time.
It really is a pretty mushroom, it is worth mentioning that I did research and it is a hallucinogenic mushroom.
PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BY ME, WITH MY LG Q60
Densifying Nature Appreciation (DNA)