Hello friends.
Happy Fungi Friday to all of you! Again, I'll participate in this #fungifriday by 
For this week, I'll share a few pictures of various mushrooms.
Gloeophyllum sepiarium - Rusty gilled polypore
I will first share with you a few photos of the development of these mushrooms. On the left is the current situation and on the right is a couple of months ago.
As you can see, over time these mushrooms thin out and lose their distinctive orange color which is replaced by a rust color from the middle outwards. The change in size is negligible.
Now they look like overbaked rusty cookies.
Schizophyllum commune (Splitgill mushroom)
Spiltgill mushroom is one of the most common mushrooms in my area and is found on a variety of tree species. They are mostly found at eye level and below, so they are easily visible even from a distance. I noticed them for the first time at a height of a few meters, so I finally managed to take some pictures from below.
Enokitake (Flammulina velutipes)
Another fairly common type of mushroom is enokitake. So far, I have found a dozen locations. I found them at various stages of development. From miniature to medium sizes. And the other day, I came across a location with the largest specimens so far, some with caps around 10cm.
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