I haven't done mushroom hunting in a long time but when I met the #FungiFriday community held by 
And lately, the days have been so bright with the scorching heat of the sun so stinging and the afternoon today, I took the time to hunt for mushrooms in the around of the village where I live and while walking past the village irrigation lips filled with green grass ,, I thought, should I look for mushrooms around the river bank ?or the oil palm plantation area at the end of the village.?
The finally, I decided to look for mushrooms around the palm oil plantation at the end of the village with hope in the hope of finding wood parasites that grow in the forest area which is not so humid.
The small forest bordering an oil palm plantation located at the end of the village and bordered by rice fields with a large area and this is my main location for hunting wild mushrooms on an afternoon this summer.
The location of the garden is so wide with tree leaves that are so dense and the atmosphere around it feels so fresh,makes me so excited to explore the entire garden area just to search for fungal that grow on rotten wood around the plantations and after about 30 minutes I explored such a large area I found Pleurotus mushrooms they thrive on areca nut stems that are starting to rot.
Although I am not a good mushroom connoisseur, but according to my observations, these wild mushrooms look quite tasty and tasty, the structure of these mushrooms looks so soft with the characteristics of the outdoors with such amazing colors and I found it at the right time.
Before you enjoy the collection of macrophotography and non-macrophotography shots of this beautiful mushroom, here you all can also enjoy the vidiography of the mushroom Pleurotus and my contribution to #FungiFriday by
| Camera | Smarphone + macro lens |
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| Iso | Otomatis |
| Editing | Snapseed app |
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