Parasola.

This morning I had a wonderful moment when I woke up and saw a small soft silver mushroom Its solitary presence on the ground was like a silent message from nature I took a few pictures with my mobile camera as a reminder of this perfect beauty and fleeting life this mushroom is most likely a Parasol Inkcap which belongs to the Parasola genus These mushrooms usually grow on wet decaying organic matter such as wood or tree bark They grow in the morning before sunrise or in the early morning mist and often disappear before noon Their body is transparent and paper thin as if nature itself had painted it with the brush of a skilled artist The first thing you notice is its cap which looks like an umbrella Fine vein-shaped lines are spread all around like an intricately carved umbrella The color is gray to light silver sometimes sparkling in the sunlight sometimes fading into gray shadows The combination of its color with the tree trunk and the soil creates an unimaginable atmosphere.

The stem stipe at the beginning is transparent and slender like a dreamlike structure standing on the ground As delicate as it looks its existence is also ephemeral as if a symbol of life and nature This mushroom teaches us a big lesson life is as beautiful as it is ephemeral What was there this morning may no longer be there before the afternoon sun sets This silent message from nature reminds us that we should enjoy every moment every beauty while it lasts This type of mushroom breaks down the decaying elements of the environment and makes the soil more fertile Although small they play an important role in protecting the environment of nature If you see such mushrooms anywhere you should not be afraid but rather take a little time to sit down and study them Its small life delicate structure silent beauty all together it is an amazing gift of nature.

I was really fascinated by this mushroom It is hard to believe that even such small and delicate things in nature can have so much beauty unless you see it with your own eyes It seems that we often lose sight of the small beauties behind the big things This morning was so special for me a tiny mushroom seemed to send a message of peace for the whole day Gratitude and love for the natural world increased one step further in the presence of this one drop of life Such small and rare scenes bring peace to the busy moments of our lives Maybe one day this mushroom will not be there but its photography and memory will remain for a long time So pay attention to nature enjoy its every beauty and spend some time with nature Because nature is the greatest teacher of our life and a refuge of peace.

Device	Name
Android	VivY77 /v2169 vivo
Camera	focal length:26mm(equivalent to 35mm focal length film)
Location	Malaysia 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
Short by	@mdbayezid
Link to original	community
Link	https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/290305554