Fingifriday :: Two pictures of the types of mushrooms I found on the river bank.

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw.

Friends of the #FungiFriday community, wherever you are, it hasn't rained for almost two months where I live, this of course means that mushrooms don't grow as usual.

Even so, I was still looking for it to post today in this beloved community, and this of course made me very bored looking for it, and at that time I chose to go to an oil palm plantation which is located on the outskirts. from the residents' rice fields in the village where I live.

At that place I searched here and there but the results failed, in the end I chose to go to another location, namely a damp place on the edge of the river. A few moments later there I saw a fallen areca nut tree lying on the river bank, half submerged in water.

And I pulled out the areca palm tree and I saw that there was a pile of mushrooms growing on the areca nut tree that I saw at that time, and that fungus was in the first picture that I uploaded.

Coincidentally, on the edge of the river where I came, there was a palm tree that had fallen due to a landslide at the water's edge, so I walked towards that area and I saw several palm trees there. I also found several mushrooms growing on the ground, I have uploaded a picture of these mushrooms below in second place.

Friends, it turns out that looking for mushrooms that grow in the dry season is very difficult and I have to admit it is indeed difficult.