Fungifriday: Toadstools that live on dead tree trunks

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Cloudy doesn't mean it's raining, according to a saying I've heard for a long time, today's cloudy weather is not an excuse not to look for some mushrooms for tonight's post, entering the forest located around Aluawe village, one of the forests with the largest mushroom population in our area, Forest humidity is one of the factors for the growth of various types of fungi, Mycena interrupta, a fungus that I found living on dead tree trunks..

Taking pictures from various angles using a Poco x3 NFC cellphone with a macro lens. In the forest I entered there were lots of mosquitoes that were always giving injections to my skin, making me less focused in several positions. Here are some of the best photos according to my observations. Mushroom preservation must be maintained. , after taking the photo I put the mushrooms in their original place...

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Friday with mushrooms

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Having a humid forest is the ideal place to look for mushrooms, since they need humidity to grow
What a small mushroom @ferifelanai I don't know how you managed to see them

Thank you

Mantap jamur urau yo

Hahahah, sige ge mantap

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