Fungifriday-mushrooms that vary unique and beautiful in color,

this is one of my contributions to #FungiFriday by Hive account@ewkaw Hopefully today I can give my best, the previous day.

hello friends, welcome to see you again this Friday, in the #fungifriday community. wherever you are, I hope you are always in good health,

this morning I was confused about where to find mushrooms, because I was very difficult to find mushrooms that could be consumed or which could be eaten, then I went to my farm because it was not far from behind my house, after arriving in the field, I looked for mushrooms everywhere but there were none. Mushrooms that can be consumed, because today I really want to eat delicious mushrooms, but I can't see them, but what can I do with those that look poisonous, then I'm confused about which mushroom photo to shoot, because there are lots of mushrooms that grow everywhere but tapih not beautiful and not unique in color,

then I looked for mushrooms one by one, suddenly I saw this mushroom, because this mushroom has a nice and bright color when I take a photo shoot, that's why I took this mushroom for me to display.
this mushroom has the name (Polyporus varius) this mushroom grows on a dried mango tree branch, and only one grows, and the color is dark yellow and the gills are white spots, and the roots are short, very unique when I saw it his

white spotted gills (Polyporus vadius)

polyporus vadius

polyporus vadius

polyporus vadius

polyporus vadius

Mushroom california-laccaria laccata

I found this mushroom in the same place, the fungus grows on the trunk of a rotten / dry areca nut tree, I found this mushroom growing very fertile and with a beautiful color, which is a dull orange-brown color that fades to shiny when ripe, with thin flesh the color like closed, unchanged, with a mild to slightly fruity smell, taste is not typical, this mushroom can also be eaten but local experience is very thin,

I pick mushroomsCalifornia-laccaria laccata*