Fungifriday :: Two Mushroom Species from My Collection Today.

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw.

Dear friends, This morning at exactly 8 am, I decided to visit the humid area near my coffee plantation.

My goal at that time was to hunt for several species of mushrooms that might thrive there, as well as document them through the camera lens that I had.

I intend to use this photo to join the #Fungifriday community tonight, a community of mushroom lovers that I often join and also admire.

As a result, my trip this morning was very enjoyable, with a thin mist still covering the plantation area, I found these two unique types of mushrooms.

The first photo I took was of two towering stalks of small white mushrooms with slender stems and small mushrooms growing side by side.

This first mushroom looked fragile and stood tall among the remains of soil and long-decomposing branches.

Likewise, the second mushroom that I found had different characteristics from the first mushroom, of course the second mushroom was larger with a reddish brown cap.

Friends, these two types of mushrooms show very interesting natural variations. Even though they look simple, these two types of mushrooms have quite high value in the sense that mushrooms are also considered an amazing natural decoration.

Those are the two species of mushrooms that I discovered and documented in my beloved funfriday community. Hopefully with these pictures we can all realize that mushrooms are not plants that can be underestimated.

Each photo contains a unique story and experience that I want to share with you. I hope that through these photos, you can experience the beauty and magic that I have encountered on my photography journey. Enjoy every detail and moment captured in these images, and I hope they inspire and bring joy to you.