Fungi Friday - snow-covered mushrooms

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Hello friends.

Happy Fungi Friday to all of you! Again, I'll participate in this #fungifriday by ewkaw@ewkaw.
For this week, I'll share a few pictures of snow-covered mushrooms.

This year, the snow fell several times and never lasted longer than two days. I visited the locations where I had previously found these mushrooms, and as you can see, the snow did not affect their development much at all.

Schizophyllum commune (Splitgill mushroom)

I find them at almost every turn, on the trunks and branches of various trees.

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Enokitake (Flammulina velutipes)

I often find them in the area, mostly together with oyster mushrooms. Two edible and delicious mushrooms in the same place.



Oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus ostreatus)

Poplar stumps or willow trunks are places where I find them regularly. Unfortunately, all locations are close to settlements and roads, so I avoid picking.



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