Hello everyone... first of all I want to introduce myself so that in the future it will be more harmonious with all members in this community, my name is 
All members of the community must always wait for Friday's to be able to participate in the beautiful mushroom artwork, a day full of joy for hunters and mushroom lovers. And hopefully we are all in good health and smooth all our work affairs.
Yeah, how was the discovery of mushrooms this Friday? Of course it will be interesting to see mushroom posts from other friends. I see posts from friends are very very good, the process and the way the portrait is so beautiful. the results of the images they display are amazing. and on this occasion I also want to join and participate in sharing some photos or pictures of mushrooms, but I'm not a professional photographer I take pictures of these mushrooms using a smartphone. maybe the photo quality is not as good as having friends here.
I myself in today's issue of #FungiFriday share some photos of mushrooms I hunted in the forest. Because where I live is a humid tropical forest during the rainy season like today, and it's easy to find mushrooms growing on rotting wood or dead trees. And if it wasn't the rainy season we might be able to make sure we got the mushrooms. I'm not talking about cultivated mushrooms but mushrooms that grow naturally either on plant stems, hay or other wet and damp places.
And below I have uploaded some photos of my mushroom photo collection (oudemansiella mucida) .
And in addition, here are some pictures of mushrooms that I also photographed in this hunt but I don't know exactly what type of mushroom this is, it looks like a nut and has small pores, because of its small shape I don't know what type of mushroom it belongs to, maybe friends, anyone who can identify or know it can comment below this post so that this post can be clear and perfect, namely the existence of a picture of a mushroom and its name.
Thank you and see you on the next #FungiFriday oleh