Half-eaten 'shroom for #FungiFriday

This looks like a blueberry donut.

These look like spaceships.

The underside of the spaceships. They are white actually. It had that colored when I added filters.

The half-eaten mushroom. Someone found this irresistible but still thoughtful to leave enough for me to picture.

One of the mushrooms I had a hard time taking photos of.

I would have cleared the pine needles away to get a full picture of this but I like to leave it like this.

The pine needles give it a more natural look.

There are more of this where I took a photo of but this is the only one that came out clear.

These were taken at Maryknoll Ecological Sanctuary during our recent visit there. I really thought there would be more mushrooms there that we can find but glad that we still found some. Mushrooms are now one of the things that I keep an eye for whenever we go for a walk. When I am on the roadside crouching low and taking pictures of these, I would get the stares but I don't care as long as I have photos for #FungiFriday lol! I am used to getting that anyway whenever I take photos of anything that is of interest to me.

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Most of these photos that I took were tiny that it is hard to take a photo of them because one, my phone's camera does not work that fine anymore and there is problem with its focus so I had to make the best I can with it.

Next, they are down in the ground that getting the perfect angle is truly a challenge. I didn't mind getting down and dirty just to get the shot that I needed but it is just impossible.

The first one I almost missed because it was tiny. I thought at first it was a fruit of something but when I took a closer look, it was a mushroom. I almost dismissed it at one point because I thought it was poo.

All these were taken in an area where sunlight can penetrate, sort of like a small clearing.

The most mushrooms that I saw were the ganoderma (sixth and seventh photos). Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm still learning to differentiate and the names of these mushrooms.

I like the second photo the most because of the texture of the wood it grew on.

There was one mushroom just like the half-eaten mushroom above but with pink spots I think that was wedged between two rocks. I couldn't get a clear photo of it so I didn't bother.

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