During our Wednesday walk we looked for mushrooms for (¨FungiFriday¨)
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Hola apasionados de esta maravillosa ¨FungiFridayCommunity¨: nuevamente aquí para acompañar a
@ewkaw es este hermoso ¨FungiFridayContest¨: uno de los desafíos que más me gusta participar, ya que me divierto mucho buscando los hongos, además, me gusta pasar tiempo en compañía de mis abuelos, Luis tiene mucho conocimiento de la naturaleza, y mi abuela Gaby la genio quien hace las fotografías para mis post
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Hello, passionate about this wonderful ¨FungiFridayCommunity¨: here again to accompany
@ewkaw is this beautiful ¨FungiFridayContest¨: one of the challenges that I like to participate the most, since I have a lot of fun looking for mushrooms, in addition, I like to spend time in the company of my grandparents, Luis has a lot of knowledge of nature, and my grandmother Gaby genius who takes the photographs for my posts
On Wednesday we had the need to return to the nature reserve in search of photographs for our posts, several weeks ago we have been traveling a lot to the city, and we have quite a few photographs of the urban environment, what we were missing was nature, especially to participate in the challenge of fungus. This type of mushroom must be the most popular in my city, since we meet it very frequently. Here we call these ¨Dung Fungus¨: and they are called so because it is where they develop
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The days in my city They are being pleasant, warm during the day, and cold at night, this combination of climates creates a kind of "condensation" in the environment, and as you know, the "humidity" and heat of the day is very good for mushrooms to grow. . While we were walking we found this beautiful fungus called ¨Pycnoporus¨ ¨sanguineus¨: Like You can see this type of mushroom growing on branches or tree trunks. In addition to its striking color, I am attracted to its peculiar shape that looks like a ledge. In fact, it belongs to the genus known as ¨Hongos¨ ¨repisa¨: .
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Our walks around the property They are always very pleasant, I really enjoy watching my grandmother take photographs of what we find, Luis is an expert looking for mushrooms, in fact he has been visiting the property for so long that he already knows where to look. Apparently it was mushroom day ¨shelf type¨ : This is a species known by the name ¨Trametes¨ : other of those fungi that grow in the surface of wood that is in a state of rot
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I really like the walk through this enormous property, especially when on our walks we find beautiful species of mushrooms. Of the three varieties we found, the one I like the most are the reddish mushrooms, although I must say that the three species have a special appeal. As I mentioned before, the photographs were taken by my grandmother Gaby with the “Motoe7plus” phone. This has been another great walk on Wednesday, especially because we found beautiful mushrooms for the challenge