Small in size, living on rotting wood, almost like a lollipop, that's the hallmark of this mushroom.
Slime molds generally live in damp and wet places to survive in the next regeneration.
This time I want to share some different types of slime molds for #fungifriday hosted by 
The first is a type of slime mold Trichia decipiens which is small with a beautiful orange color, I really like the shape of these mushrooms, they are very fresh.
The second is slime mold Physarum polycephalum, this one has a brown color, the shape and size is exactly the same as the first one. These mushrooms are absolutely adorable.
And the third is slime mold Metatrichia floriformis, I found this fungus in the same place as the first and second mushrooms, they grow on the same wood, even growing side by side.
Metatrichia floriformis has a yellow color with a slightly frizzy hairstyle, this mushroom has a very cute appearance when viewed from the side.
The fourth or last is the slime mold Epidendrum Lycogala, this mushroom has a color beautiful pink and they thrive on this wood. Its shape is like an egg lying on the ground.
With its small size, it makes it difficult for me to shoot, because I only rely on a cellphone camera with a macro lens which has a limited focus limit.
I also took some pictures of tiny fleas that are very beautiful in color, I think the pink color that these little insects have is because of this mushroom effect, they have the same color with very small sizes.
Those are some of the discoveries this time, hopefully they can keep you all entertained, if this post is useful, don't forget to share it so that other people can also enjoy the beauty presented by nature through this post. Thank you all for visiting and happy Fungi Friday, have a nice day.
| Camera | Realme 8 Pro + macro lens |
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| Category | Photography fungi |
| Light processing | Lightroom mobile |
| Location | Aceh, Indonesia |
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