Hello Hivers
Back again on #fungifriday, where mushroom lovers gather to share interesting stories about the mushrooms we have, I also don't want to miss this moment, and here is my contribution to #fungifriday by 
This time I found a group of unique little mushrooms, they form a small family on dead wood and have interesting colors and patterns, the gills are clearly visible even though the umbrella shape slightly covers the gills
The shape of the stem is similar to bean sprouts, but this is bigger, and the color of the umbrella also has an orange color
Coprinellus micaceus is a species of a common mushroom that is widespread in North America, usually growing in decaying wood, this mushroom can be found during spring until early winter. Appearing in small to medium clumps, it can be identified by the fine mica-like beads that adorn its new hood, although rain often washes it away. The color varies, but is usually honey brown or yellow. This mushroom is edible, but potentially toxic if collected from roadsides or polluted soil
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That's what I found about this type of mushroom, you can comment if I'm wrong in naming this mushroom, and according to the source this mushroom can also be consumed, but because I don't like mushrooms, I just take pictures and let them grow quietly.
I found this mushroom when I was about to clean my banana garden, they grow on a piece of dead wood and consist of several groups, their size and shape are also different from each other even though they are all the same type of mushroom.
Some of the young mushrooms also look amazing, I also took pictures of some of them, see the pictures below
These little mushrooms grow apart from the group, and they are also very interesting to look at, the color is slightly brighter than the mature mushrooms and the way they grow is also unique, they are attached obliquely to a log
Out of all the mushrooms, this little one caught my attention, they are really unique, tiny and beautiful, but unfortunately it was a little difficult for me to take pictures because their growing position made it difficult for me to take pictures
Well, those are some of the best pictures I have for this friday, hope you guys like them and see you next Friday
| Note; all pictures were taken with a smartphone camera and edited with lightrhoom + picsart |
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