Fungifriday - two beautiful mushrooms on blessed Friday

Hello everyone, good afternoon wherever you are, how are you this afternoon? Hope you are fine wherever you are.

I"m back here again and on this occasion I want to show you some beautiful shots of the two types of mushrooms that I managed to capture. Both types of mushrooms succeeded in giving me surprises and challenges that had to be solved. The mushroom was so beautiful that it made me stunned and crazy to want to have it. Behind its extraordinary beauty, there is a size that is very challenging to capture successfully, its size is very small.

While looking at it in awe, I kept thinking about how to successfully capture the beautiful moments of these beautiful mushrooms. The first fungus I encountered was a fungus that grows on palm leaves. They grow in groups, totaling four mushrooms. One of the four mushrooms has a slight difference, three mushrooms have a cover that resembles a bell, while the other mushroom has a slightly wider cover like an open umbrella.

The four mushroom covers still have the same color, namely grayish brown. The gills are white, the layout is slightly wide and the position is directly attached to the stem. On the stem there are musty hairs that resemble peeling skin, which adds to the attractiveness of the fungus.

The second mushroom I found was an orange mushroom, this mushroom was much smaller than the first mushroom I found. I found this fungus growing on dead grass stems. And the position of the grass stalks is lying on top of other weed plants. The shape of this mushroom is no less beautiful, it looks like an umbrella on the beach.