Fungi Friday - 2 species of mushrooms that I found a few days ago that look so perfect and beautiful

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Hello Everyone, today I am back to prepare some beautiful mushrooms that I will be featuring in the #FungiFriday Community hosted by @ewkaw today.

On this occasion, I again discovered several mushroom species for my post this Friday. Both of these mushroom species have their own unique shapes and characteristics, making them look so perfect and beautiful. The first one I discovered was a mushroom species known by another name, Coprinopsis atramentaria. While I was exploring a palm oil plantation, I happened to spot a pair of toadstools that looked so unique and beautiful.

And at that time I found it in one of the piles of rotten and damp oil palm wood, and at that time I immediately took my smartphone camera and macro lens in a small bag, and at that time I immediately took some portraits of the pictures that looked very beautiful and elegant, and you can see below some portraits of this mushroom species that I took a few days ago in the oil palm plantation.

This species of mushroom has a rather small body shape before blooming and has an umbrella with a color that looks very bright, and usually this species of mushroom will grow in piles of rotting wood in the rainy season, and coincidentally, in the past few days our area has been experiencing the rainy season so I found several mushrooms of this type.

_{Coprinopsis atramentaria is an edible mushroom belonging to the Psathyrellaceae family.....Wikipedia}

Then I found another species of red fairy mushroom, also known as Pezizaceae. Its bowl-like shape and beautiful pink color made it so elegant. I spotted it on a dry log and without hesitation, I snapped a few photos of this fascinating and beautiful mushroom. You can see some photos of the red cup mushroom below.

_{The Pezizaceae (commonly referred to as cup fungi) are a family of fungi in the Ascomycota which produce mushrooms that tend to grow in the shape of a "cup".....Wikipedia}