Fungifriday || Local forest wild mushrooms.

almost 3 years ago

Happy fungifriday day and this is my contribution to #FungiFriday held by @ewkaw.

In this third week of october ,We have the with weather days that are a little extreme,sometimes it rains suddenly and sometimes it's a bit hot and this is a good season for the growth of several species of wild mushrooms in the open environment.

And the diversity of soft wild mushrooms that grow in humid areas environments branches and environment of fallen trees in summer in of open landscape is certainly quite diverse and if you are a love to eat mushrooms, this is one of the best times to hunt them in the open and I think you'll find them a bit more in this season.

And although I'm not a great mushroom connoisseur this season, every Friday I have a little more time to indulge in outdoor activities.,apart from being active in an agricultural environment, I also like to explore local forest areas to take detailed pictures of mushrooms that grow naturally with great tenderness like a pile of wild mushrooms that I found today are wild mushrooms of the mushroom species Pholiota the body looks so amazing in the environment of the surface of the coconut tree that is starting to rot.

The surface of his hat looks bent due to the scorching sun that is visible between the gaps of the overcast clouds.with its existence in the open sky expanse environment and some of them also seem to be starting to rot.

This soft plant has a hood surface that is slightly softer than the stem so that a decay phase occurs starting from the soft hood of rots slowly.

And some of the other mushrooms that grew in the same species around,mushroom hat looks hard stung by the sun and I love to see the bottom surface of their hats with soft pores arranged so neatly,greetings fungifriday.