How great to find these beautiful mushrooms in the street [Esp/Eng].
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Como están los apasionados seguidores de esta hermosa ¨FungiFridayCommunity¨: una vez más aquí en compañía de todos, y ansiosa por enseñarles las hermosas fotografías de hongos que hicimos esta semana, bueno, hicimos es una forma de decir, ya que las que hace las fotografías para mis posts es mi abuela Gaby
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How are you all the passionate followers of this beautiful ¨FungiFridayCommunity¨: here once again in the company of everyone, and eager to show you the beautiful photographs of mushrooms that we took this week, well, we did is a way of saying it, since the one who takes the photographs for my posts is my grandmother Gaby
This is another great week for mushrooms, as we now find them almost everywhere we go, even on the streets of my city; I know this is not something extraordinary, since it happens in many parts of the world, and I am a witness to it because I have read some posts on #hive, but here in my city it is not very common to see them, and if we have, I have enough fingers on my hand to count them
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The first mushroom that I want to show you was found near the riverbank of the city, on a post that the "municipality" uses for "traffic" "indications", and it is a species of mushroom known by the name of "Trametes": these mushrooms are commonly seen on the wooden surface, and curiously on several of these posts that are used in "public" life. For those who want to know if they are edible, I must say that I doubt they are, since their "texture" is really very hard and I don't think they would be useful for making any recipe with them
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We found this second mushroom in a "recreational" space a few blocks from the riverbank, and I was surprised to be running in the park and find these beauties. It is a genus of mushroom called ¨Lepiota¨: As you can see, it is a very beautiful and striking mushroom, I love the shape of its ¨hat¨ and the details on it, its ¨gill¨ is ¨fleshy¨ and very white, I really love its appearance
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As it is one of those genera that has many species, I cannot say with certainty to which species it belongs, although I think it is called ¨Lepiota-brunneoincarnata¨: if my identification is correct, you have to be very careful with this mushroom. Once the shots that my grandmother has taken with her ¨mobile phone¨ ¨Motoe7plus¨ are great to participate in this wonderful¨FungiFridayContest¨: