FungiFriday - Three beautiful & attractive mushroom variants

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by Hive account@ewkaw

On today's edition of FungiFriday, October 3, 2025, I have prepared three beautiful and interesting mushroom species to share with my fellow mushroom lovers and hunters in this community. Of the three species of mushrooms that I shared, two of them are small mushrooms, the first is a small mushroom with a pink color that was detected as part of the Mycena mushroom genus. And I found this mushroom growing on rotten tree branches in a cocoa plantation area.

Then the second mushroom is also a small mushroom that I found growing on a dead (rotten) grass stem. And in my opinion, the mushroom I shared is part of the Marasmius limosus mushroom, referring to its shape, color and where it grows, I think my prediction is correct.

And finally, there are mushrooms that grow between the grass, usually the place where they grow is where cow dung or old piles of straw have been left over and are covered in grass. And this fungus was detected to still be in the Conocybe fungus genus.