This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by
Hello everyone, dear friends. Recently I mentioned mushrooms, the reason for this was a question from my grandson, who recently came to visit me. He asked if his grandfather and I go mushroom picking. This question surprised me and made me smile, because I wondered why he asked this right now. The snow had not yet completely melted outside, and my grandson decided to take an interest in mushrooms. Of course, I told him a few stories about how we went mushroom picking and what kind of mushrooms grow in our forests. The fact is that he heard about some of them for the first time and often asked if these mushrooms were edible. And in fact, it is so wonderful and interesting that in different localities, even if they are nearby, various mushrooms grow and we can share photos, thoughts, recipes and stories about them. Even such an ordinary thing can bring people closer and give a common topic for conversation. In today's post you will see photos of last year's mushrooms. I am already looking forward to the next season so that my husband and I can go in search of these forest treasures together )
I decided to write a few words that I will leave at the end of each of my posts. These words mean why I am here? My photos are moments when we can see beauty in the details, from a small fragile petal to a tiny insect. I want to convey the beauty of nature through the lens of my camera, and #hive gives me a great opportunity to share this with the world 🐝🌍
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