Hello FungiFriday!
Can't wait for Friday to come. Yes, I can't wait to contribute to #fungifriday hosted by 
Greetings to all long time members here, I feel really excited to show you some of my discoveries a few days ago, maybe I just got lucky to find some of these beautiful mushrooms.
Walking through several places with hot and sweaty conditions is not an obstacle, let alone a lot of annoying mosquitoes, maybe it's just a small sacrifice.
There is no attempt to betray the results, seek and keep looking until they finally appear in front of me. Luckily I found a rotten wooden plank buried in the ground and there were some Hapalopilus nidulans mushrooms there.
I don't care how loud the mosquitoes sound, this is a beautiful mushroom and I need to take some beautiful pictures to the max.
This mushroom has a pink color, the texture is very interesting, they grow on that wooden plank, I think this mushroom has a longer life span than mushrooms that have stems.
Next I also want to show some pictures of the mushroom Coprinellus disseminatus, colonies of fungi growing on dead wood, I found them in time, because the heat of the sun will surely scorch the beauty this mushroom form.
You can see in some pictures, there are black marks visible on the petals of this mushroom, it is the result of sunburn.
That's a little short story and some mushrooms from me for Friday's fungi this time, see you next Friday