After the rain, a number of mushrooms are seen that are not usually seen. If you wake up in the morning, in humid conditions, when the dew drops are falling in the morning and the sun is about to rise, then you can still see a lot of mushrooms near it.
While walking along the edge of the stream, I first spotted a small grey ink cap mushroom; it was absolutely adorable, speckled with tiny particles. It is amazing how nature crafts even such small things so beautifully. The details on them are truly captivating.
As I moved along, I spotted a cluster of mushrooms growing near a patch of cow dung; among them, I noticed some lovely, umbrella-shaped ones. However, I didn't touch them; instead, I took pictures of them from a distance.
The presence of mushrooms here suggests that the underlying soil is healthy and suitable for cultivation.
Look at this, I am delighted to have captured a mushroom sprouting from the ground through the lens of my camera.
This was the second time I went out in the evening to look for mushrooms; the rain had stopped, and some small ones had sprouted. My cousin was with me, helping me search. He asked if we should eat them, noting that he had heard and read about the benefits of mushrooms; however, one should not simply eat mushrooms found just anywhere, proper research is essential, as consuming the wrong kind can put one's life at risk.
Looking at this strange mushroom made my skin itch; I felt a sense of bewilderment, wondering what kind of mushroom this was, appearing as if it had split open.
I was busy taking pictures of mushrooms when two children came and stood beside me, asking what I was photographing and what I was looking for. I tried to explain, telling them that I was searching for khumbiyan since that is the local term for mushrooms here.
According to Google, this is either a 'Pleated Inkcap' or a 'Hares-Foot Inkcap' mushroom; it is a somewhat unusual mushroom, one I haven't seen in quite a long time, growing on decaying wood.
Even after photographing all those mushrooms, I wasn't satisfied; I longed to see a wider variety to encounter different types of mushrooms, but evening had fallen, and I had to head back home.
