Here it is my contribution to #FungiFriday by 
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Friday day for hanging out with mushrooms .... In the last walk along Vršac hill (Banat, Serbia) I met fresh mushrooms ....
Despite the snow, they are there ....
Turkey's tail ...
Trametes versicolor ...
A mushroom that looks really reminiscent of a turkey's tail ... a rough translation from Latin means "something thinly differently colored"
It grows all over the world ... In Japan it is called "kavaratake" which would mean mushroom hills, valley (river) ... In China it is jun-ji which would mean colorful mushroom ..
It grows on rotten trees, stumps, on fallen branches, both on deciduous trees and on coniferous trees, such as pine ....
It plays an important role in the decomposition of these dry stumps, trees and branches. It can very rarely be found on living trees ...
It grows all year round, but it still prefers cold and humid weather ...
And on this tree are two species of Judah's ear on a turkey's tail...
Here is the Witch's butter ....
Tremella mesenterica ....
It is a conditionally edible mushroom, but only cooked, although for some it is not edible. It is considered to be less and less healing, its healing properties are still being researched ....
You can see one brown mushroom here, but I can't say which one it is ... I don't recognize it ....
A row of famous and a row of unknown mushrooms ...
And some snow and sun for the end of the walk on the hill ... I hope you enjoyed this socializing🤗
Thank you very much for visiting my 🥰
Have a nice evening ❤️🥰
Happy FungyFriday 🍄☀️