Hello everyone, nice to meet again with FungiFriday
The prolonged rainy season occurred from an indeterminate time, it could be said that March became the rainy season, I think in March it was a little easier to find lumps of mushrooms from the forests even from small piles of firewood.
I don't need to leave the house any longer, looking for mushrooms in the interior of the forest, frost can be seen from every tip of a fresh leaf I feel cooler all day long. :)
At night I usually sit in the yard, and accompany the children to play on the swing freely but today I have to light a bonfire there with cooler air at night.
Last week I picked up some firewood in the inland mystical forest, drying it behind the barn. I thought the wood as stock for cooking wood when the electricity went out. Some of my busyness and forgot to move the pile of wood and damp over the past week, fresh mushrooms appeared with a number of variations of its growth.
We usually use firewood for cooking and the like, are in the countryside, forests and wood are used for daily needs, cultivate crops and take wood as tools for housing needs, as walls and everything for housing.
Many types of biodiversity are found in rural areas and even forests are the first to be found in rural areas. I need to enter the interior forest from time to time, looking for firewood and rattan, that's what we rural people do.
Mushrooms may be common in every rural, the forest is the center of the discovery of mushrooms that vary during the rainy season.
There are many winding roads on rural mountain slopes, I spend all day from urban when I have to commute from rural to urban and buy daily necessities. Some people who live in urban areas buy mushrooms as natural medicine and make vegetarian food, we who are in the countryside if you want to taste foods that contain mushrooms, can be found easily.
The type of mushroom Gymnopus dryophilus is easier to find during the rainy season, some of the mushrooms are poisonous and some are edible, in contrast to mushrooms that are deliberately cultivated. :)
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