Happy fungifriday day and this is my contribution to #FungiFriday held by @ewkaw
The rainy season like now is certainly an interesting season for the growth of wild mushrooms that grow freely in the open environment.The leaves and wooden twigs scattered around the forest are always a very attractive place for wild mushrooms to grow in the rainy season like this,especially for soft lying fungus species.
And if we pay attention, the beauty and elegance of soft mushrooms is certainly quite diverse, one of which is the characteristic of the mushroom Auricularia auricula This is one of the mushrooms that has a stem texture like mucus and is one of the mushrooms that has a stem surface that looks very amazing with a very unique appearance.I found this slime mold growing amazingly along a piece of rotten wood buried in an abandoned garden located on the edge of the rice fields in the village where I live.
And according to local people, they are a type of mushroom that can be consumed and although I am not a big mushroom connoisseur, taking photos of mushrooms is part of my hobby, you can find the beauty and characteristics of these mushrooms in my publications Today.
Camera | Smarphone + macro lens |
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Iso | Otomatis |
Editing | Lightroom app |
Photographer | @deltasteem |
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