Raindrops in small mushrooms

---

Hello Hivers

It has been raining continuously for the last five days, several places have been flooded, and this is the time for mushrooms to emerge into this world, one of which is a small mushroom that I found in my front yard, here is my contribution to #fungifriday by @ewkaw

---

Marasmius crinis-equi

---

There are many small mushrooms that I found, they have different shapes, but they still seem to belong to the same type of mushroom, as seen in the picture above, this small mushroom has a beautiful umbrella color with a fairly small size, even the stem is bigger. smaller than a needle

Photographing small mushrooms like this is a challenge for me, because it is a little difficult to aim and balance them, fortunately I use a smartphone and it is not too heavy to stabilize my camera

---

Marasmius crinis-equi

---

These two groups of small mushrooms can also be seen in another corner, the raindrops pooling on their umbrellas look quite interesting, with the reflection of light which is definitely quite beautiful to look at.

All the mushrooms above are the same type of mushroom, only the size of their stems is slightly different, and unfortunately I didn't get any pictures of the gills, they are too small to photograph

Around the mushroom, there are also other small mushrooms that are no less interesting

---

---

I don't know what type of mushroom this is, it looks like they also belong to the marasmius group, but what's unique is that they have quite small stems, almost invisible at all, and their gills also look quite beautiful with clearly visible lines.

That's all I can share for this time, this is the first Friday in December, I hereby wish you a happy #fungfriday and a happy new year