Fungi and Insects in Wild Plants

Hello friends, how are you today and hopefully we are all still in good health and can participate in activities smoothly.

On this happy occasion I would like to show again some interesting images that I have prepared. There are two picture moments that I am showing today, namely the first is a picture of a mushroom plant. As we know, mushroom plants are beautiful plants that have a very nice appearance and mushroom plants usually grow during the rainy season. Then for the second image display that I want to show, namely images of several types of insects that I found and these insects also have a beautiful appearance both in terms of shape and also in terms of color.

Before I continue to discuss the images that I have prepared, it would be a good idea to say my words of respect to everyone wherever they are and hopefully the best will always be for all of us. OK, friends, let's look at the pictures that I have prepared.

For some time in the area where I live, it has rained frequently and there are many damp places, both on wood and on the ground, so that fungal plants can grow. Indeed, the guava plant is a type of plant that grows in damp places, whether on wood or soil. And usually each type of mushroom that grows on wood or soil definitely has extraordinary beauty and beauty and is a very good mushroom for us to use as material for macro photography.

There are several types of insects that I found on wild plants and these insects also have a quite beautiful appearance both in terms of shape and also in terms of color. In the area where I live, there are still lots of places where wild plants roam and in the places where these wild plants come across we can find various types of insects.

OK, friends, those are some of the pictures that I can show for today's make-up, friends, everyone can like the pictures that I have shown. Thank you to all my friends who have given me the opportunity and see you again later in my next post.

Note, the words I wrote in this article are in Indonesian, and I first wrote them in the smartphone notes application section. Then to translate into English I used Google's help.