This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by
@ewkaw.
Hello everyone, good afternoon wherever you are, how are you this afternoon? Hope you are fine wherever you are.
I"m back here again and on this occasion I want to show you some beautiful shots of the beautiful mushrooms that I managed to capture. Hunting mushrooms in the wild is a fun activity. Now looking for mushrooms is a little easier, a few days ago there were consecutive heavy rains almost every night. Every time it rains, I smile cheerfully, no longer needing to worry about looking for beautiful mushrooms in faraway places.
The main target for looking for mushrooms is a neighbor's garden. There were many fallen trees there. While guarding the location of fallen trees, this eye also continues to guard the moist ground area. Because after heavy rain, mold can appear anywhere, including damp soil. Keep looking, and I find this beauty all alone among the lying grass.
I immediately camped at the agreement to enjoy it more deeply, she was so beautiful that I didn't want to be changed from her. Without further ado, he immediately took Andalan's cell phone to take a photo. The shape is very beautiful, like a light brown umbrella. In the middle of the stem there is a circle that looks like a ring.
After I was satisfied enjoying the mushrooms, I went back to looking for fallen trees as was my main goal. Not far from where I walked, I saw a fallen areca nut tree. In that tree I found a group of toothy mushrooms that were sitting pretty waiting for my arrival. This mushroom also has a very beautiful color, namely brown.
Too engrossed in this mushroom, you can barely see any other trees nearby. It turned out that there was a coconut tree next to it which also gave me a bunch of beautiful mushrooms. Judging from its shape, this fungus is a coprinoid fungus or better known as ink fungus. Mushrooms that after blooming slowly melt like ink.
| Camera used | realme 7 Pro |
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| Photographers |  @reachdreams |
| Location | Aceh, Indonesia |