Fungifriday || Mushroom Strobilurus tenacellus

Happy fungifriday day and this is my contribution to #FungiFriday held by Hive account@ewkaw.

Since the beginning of August until today it has been raining almost every day, in the morning, afternoon and sometimes in the middle of the night and also sometimes we have such a hot day and is the best season for growth wild mushrooms in an open environment.

Wild mushrooms plants this have an amazing growth system and some of them have a short life with quite diverse characteristics and the nature characteristics possessed by each short-lived mushroom are also very diverse and all these mushrooms we can find in the open environment when the season rainy of arrives with the way of growth attached to the environment of weathered wood.

and yesterday afternoon after the heavy rain subsided during the day, the atmosphere of the afternoon sky looked a little stinging with the atmosphere of the sky in a cloudy blanket and the sun was only visible briefly among the mists of rain clouds and I took a very short time while out on the farm to take some shots images of the wild mushroom Strobilurus tenacellus they grow in the neighborhood around a new sheath of scrap wood scraps of fencing material I just finished a few weeks ago.

I found this mushrooms almost dry because by being in the open environment and the scorching heat of the sun after the rain stopped yesterday afternoon felt a little stinging and they are mushrooms that have a slightly hard stem surface.

The sun's rays make that mushrooms dry up, even though the mushrooms are so amazing with the texture of the stems and the caps are so elegant.

I found them in not so many numbers, all the grace and characteristics possessed by wild mushrooms that dry up after being stung by the sun in this rainy season and I captured the appearance of the mushrooms in an external lens macrophotography smartphone shooting images frame.