FungiFriday - Green grass, twigs, and muddy ground are places for beautiful wild mushrooms to grow

As usual, the day of the mushroom show came again. Now I will show several species of mushrooms, as I said in a previous post I like the variety, mushrooms of different species are summarized in one post, I am comfortable seeing it that way.

Panaeolus cyanescens
This fungus grows in green grass as high as ankles. This grass is usually what cows eat. I suspect that this fungus grows in the former cow dung that has become black soil.

Looks natural with green grass. Very cool isn't it? :)

The next few photos I think it's Panus fasciatus mushroom.

They also have their own beauty by growing on dry wood branches. Mushrooms that have a hat with a hole in the middle are also very elegant.

This one is a Galerina marginata, if I am not mistaken:)

These mushrooms grow in muddy soil, they are very beautiful with gills under an umbrella. You won't be able to see those gills if you don't look from below.

Here's a mushroom I found and shared with you mushroom lovers for this Friday as my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

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Camera	Oppo Reno6 + Macro Lens
Category	Mushrooms Photography
Location	Aceh, Indonesia