Good morning to all my beloved hive friends and to all mushroom lover friends whom I respect ♥️

A few days ago, precisely on Tuesday, I went mushroom hunting again in a local resident's garden where at that time the rain had just stopped which made me immediately take advantage of the opportunity to do the hunting, at approximately 08.00 in the morning I started walking on slippery ground and with the air still very cold, but I am sure that with the rain that falls continuously in my area it will definitely make the mushrooms grow more fertile so that it will be easier to get them, therefore I have to fight my laziness and have to be ready to start this hunt.

I also did this hunt in a palm oil plantation owned by local residents, where around the plantation there were many dead or rotting trees, so I looked for some mushrooms in the dead trees. From the beginning of this hunt I was very sure that I would definitely get some beautiful mushrooms in this garden and what I hoped for immediately came true, where at that time I immediately found mushrooms that grew well on a fallen coconut tree.

I myself do not know the name of the mushroom, but if you look closely, this mushroom has a white stem and an umbrella that has a blackish orange color, and this mushroom itself grows well on a fallen coconut tree. I did not expect that this mushroom would grow on the coconut tree because it looks like the coconut tree is not too old or not too rotten, maybe because the rain that causes the weather to be cold and humid makes many species of mushrooms grow everywhere.

After I took a photo of this unique mushroom, I immediately left it and started looking for other types of mushrooms, until exactly when I was under a banana tree I found a very beautiful mushroom that was pure white and shaped like a flower, and from there I greeted this mushroom with the name "White flower mushroom".

This mushroom really looks like a flower that is blooming, and when I found this mushroom I was immediately surprised by the beauty offered by this mushroom, especially since this mushroom also has a pure white color that looks very elegant, but the drawback is that this mushroom has a very small size so I have to use a macro lens to photograph it in order to get detailed results.

And this is also the first time I have seen this mushroom so I was a little surprised by the existence of this mushroom, and this mushroom itself grows well on dry and rotting banana leaves which are also located right under banana trees that have cold weather and humid places so that this mushroom can grow well.

And after I was satisfied photographing this unique white flower mushroom, I immediately walked to continue exploring the oil palm plantation, until finally I found another mushroom that had beautiful carvings on the back.

Maybe I have found this mushroom very often, but the beauty of this mushroom makes me never get tired of enjoying it, what makes me very interested in this mushroom is because this mushroom has carvings on the back that look very interesting to look at, so even though I have often found this mushroom, I still take pictures of it because I really like it.

This mushroom itself grows well on the fronds of coconut trees, where it can be seen that the fronds of the coconut trees are very rotten so that from the top of the fronds of the coconut trees many of these beautiful mushrooms grow, and there are very many of them.

Until when I wanted to continue my journey I immediately stopped because I saw other mushrooms growing not far from this mushroom.

Look at this mushroom, doesn't it look like a piece of cake?

This mushroom grows on a dead areca nut tree, but what makes me curious is why this mushroom can be shaped like a cake, even if you look closely you might think this is a real cake. And this mushroom itself has a very soft texture, so at that time I had the chance to hold the mushroom part and I really liked it.

After taking pictures of the cake mushrooms, I wanted to continue the hunt, but when I looked at the clock I was shocked because it was already 12.00 noon, which was already midday. Knowing this, I immediately rushed home.

Even though it's the rainy season in my area, I still try to keep hunting for mushrooms, even though it sounds a bit tiring but it's also very fun to do, especially if we find some beautiful types of mushrooms, of course it will definitely make us feel satisfied and happy.

Well, those are some pictures of mushrooms that I managed to photograph a few days ago on a palm oil plantation owned by local residents, and with a little story from me in this post, I really hope this post can provide entertainment for all of you.

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday curated by @ewkaw

Camera used	Infinix 10 pro
Lens	108 MP
F-stop	F 1,75
Iso speed	ISO 965
Focal length	5 MM
Photography	Mushroom
Editing	Lightroom
Photographer	@riyat

My name is Riayat, often called Riyat by my friends. I come from Indonesia, precisely in the province of Aceh. I am a village child who likes to explore nature and likes to tell stories so this Hive blog is a very suitable platform for me

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