Hi friends of the beloved #Fungifriday community, good evening everyone, may we all always be protected by God Almighty.
Today I tried to visit a place to look for pictures of mushrooms in that place on the edge of a rice field near me or in the village where I live.
There I found two piles of very special mushrooms, different in shape and color. I saw this fungus growing on woody bushes that had been splashed with rainwater for several days.
The first few pictures of this mushroom are very similar to wood ear mushrooms in terms of shape, as well as wood ear mushrooms, the difference is that wood ear mushrooms do not have gills while the mushroom I found below has gills which are very interesting.
Friends, this second picture is a picture of white mushrooms growing abundantly, but this mushroom is no less interesting than the first few pictures of mushrooms.
This pile fungus also grows on rotting wood. This type of mushroom is shaped like an umbrella and also has gills. I photographed this mushroom with several patterns starting from the top side onwards.
Those are the two fungus pile pictures I'm posting here today as my contribution to FungiFriday curated by @ewkaw. Hopefully with these two pictures of piles of mushrooms you will all be inspired.
| Camera | Smarphone + Macro Lens |
|---|---|
| Category | Macro Photography. |
| Editing | Lightroom. |
| picture | Mushroom. |
| Location | Aceh Sumatara. |
| Photografer | @putraspjaman. |