Que alegría estar nuevamente en esta hermosa ¨FungiFridayCommunity¨: para compartir con todos los que semanalmente siguen mis publicaciones, los hongos hermosos que hallamos en el predio que esta muy cerca de mi casa. Como saben, mi abuelo tiene una ¨condición¨¨medica¨ que como parte del ¨tratamiento¨ tiene que hacer una caminata diaria, y generalmente escoge esta reserva para hacer sus caminatas
What a joy to be back in this beautiful ¨FungiFridayCommunity¨: to share with all of you who follow my weekly posts, the beautiful mushrooms we find on the property very close to my house. As you know, my grandfather has a medical condition that requires him to take a daily walk as part of his treatment. He usually chooses this reserve for his walks.
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While my grandfather was doing his "physical" activities on the property, my grandmother and I took the opportunity to look for mushrooms to photograph, and the path we chose took us directly to these mushrooms known as ¨Laetiporus- sulphureus¨: this is a mushroom that is not only beautiful but also edible, and delicious meals are prepared with them
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Once we found and photographed this beautiful mushroom with my grandmother, we decided to change paths. We took one that took us to the side of the property, where we found the base. from a cut tree covered in a thin, white fungus called ¨ Physciaceae ¨: We don't find this type of fungus very often, and I think this is the second time we've seen something like this
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Since we were in the middle of the trail, we continued walking to the end, but we didn't find anything along the way. Luckily, at the end, it connects with another dirt road that takes you to another area of the property. It was right there that on the trunk of an ash tree: we saw the presence of a very peculiar mushroom that we had shown them on other occasions called ¨Hapalopilus-nidulans¨:
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Source: Family Álbum