Fungi Friday : Hunting Some Hard Mushrooms in the Dry Season

Happy Friday again, all friends, I hope that today we are still given health by the Almighty

As for this Friday's edition, I will again try to share some photos of mushrooms that I found some time ago, which is that mushrooms are very rare in my area due to the rain that doesn't go down

I have visited several gardens where there are usually lots of mushrooms but none of these types of mushrooms grow there. to look for mushrooms just to play, but when I was sitting on the terrace of his house I saw on a tree there were mushrooms that were so big, I immediately rushed to the tree

and it is true that this mushroom is very large and has a skin that is so thick and very hard

You can see the palm of my hand after I put it on top of the mushroom and it's still clear the width of the mushroom that hasn't been covered with my hand

on the trunk of the tree also grows some brown mushrooms which are indeed very dry, you can clearly see underneath it like it is very rotten but on the outside it is still intact, and the dust also comes out a lot

one of the mushrooms has a different color

I picked the mushroom earlier and put it on top of the big mushroom because I wanted to take a photo of the front of the brown mushroom

after that on another log that was hit by some weeds I also saw a pile of white mushrooms that were very dry, they looked so crushed and even some parts of the umbrella had been used up

for the first mushroom I don't know exactly what type it is, and the second mushroom is Lingzhi (mushroom) for the white mushroom is also classified as a type of mushroom Cantharellus subalbidus

those are some of the mushrooms that I can share for today's edition, I apologize if there are some mistakes and I hope there are some of my mushrooms that you like

Camera	Poco x3 Pro
Location	Aceh, Indonesia
Category	Macro photography
Editing	Lightroom
Objeck	Mushrooms
Photographer	@vikar