Fungifriday - the amazing Hygrocybe miniata grows in summer

Hello everyone, good afternoon wherever you are, how are you this afternoon? Hope you are fine wherever you are.

I'm back here again and on this occasion I want to show you some beautiful shots of a group of beautiful mushrooms growing among the fresh grass in my yard. Even though it's now the dry season, the grass I have is still fresh green, because every afternoon I water it. I have a habit in the morning of enjoying a cup of hot coffee sitting in the yard. When I was sipping my coffee, I accidentally glanced at this little creature which was not far from where I was sitting. Then I got up to make sure what creature it was? Turns out, oh it turns out, they are a group of fungi that are monitoring me enjoying my coffee this morning.

The mushroom that I encountered was a type of Hygrocybe miniata or most commonly known as vermilion waxcap, which is a small mushroom and is bright red in color. I kept looking at this mushroom with a very amazed look. The mushroom is very beautiful but unfortunately its size is very small. Her fantastic beauty makes me crazy to have her. Immediately take out your flagship cellphone to take a photo. I keep taking photos even though I know this is very difficult for me to have. I don't have a special lens to photograph small things like this, I just have a cellphone and I take photos directly with the lens built into the cellphone. Keep trying and trying, because I really believe that effort will not betray the results.

Fresh green grass and gentle sunlight successfully provide a contrasting background for the striking red color of this Hygrocybe miniata mushroom. Very beautiful, this is truly a charming and harmonious view. Now let's look together at the amazing view that I have prepared below👇