Poplar Fieldcap

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Poplar Fieldcap11 April 2025Central Aceh ,Bireun, Indonesia

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on this very beautiful occasion I will show you all here again the photography of oyster mushrooms growing in groups on dead wood.

of course I found the picture when I was in the forest because the forest is a breeding ground for various types of mushrooms because the place is humid and cool.

and don't forget I always hope that everyone is always healthy and always successful with everyone wherever you are.

my journey to find this mushroom was very difficult because I had to go up and down hills to get to the highlands and when I arrived at the place, namely on the top of the mountain, I saw that there was wood that had been cut and the wood was wet because of the rain that wet it.

then I approached the piece of wood and it turned out that in that place oyster mushrooms grew in groups like the one in the picture I'm showing now.

of course my feeling seeing it so I captured some of the pictures with the camera I have and of course the position I took was a little different.

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this mushroom has a brownish white color and has a shape like an umbrella under this mushroom like there are pores or there are like ribs on the umbrella.

if we look from below this mushroom looks very beautiful so that many people can be entertained when they see it, one of them who is entertained by the picture of the mushroom is myself and I will also show you all here.

hopefully you all can be entertained by these pictures.

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So that's my short story about the mushroom picture that I found while I was on the mountain.


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PhotographyPoplar Fieldcap
Photographerjasonmunapasee@jasonmunapasee


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And here I am above jasonmunapasee@jasonmunapasee a #Photographer who always hunts in the forest to look for insects and beetles and also everything that is unique and interesting to see.

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