Fungi Friday - 3 species of mushrooms that I found two days ago that look very beautiful and charming

This time, I'm back with some photos of mushroom species I found two days ago while mushroom hunting in a palm oil plantation. The weather was sunny, and I took some time to look for mushrooms, considering it was Friday again. Upon arrival, I immediately explored the palm oil plantation, hoping to find some mushroom species.

And a few moments later I accidentally saw several species of mushrooms known by another name, namely Copelandia. And at that time I saw this species of mushroom growing in the bushes of dry leaves on the ground, and at that time I immediately cleaned the remaining dry leaves and at that time I immediately approached it, and without waiting long I immediately took several angles of pictures that looked very beautiful and elegant, and you can see them below.

Then, I discovered another species, a hairy fungus known by another name, Pezizaceae. I saw a lot of dead and decaying oil palm fronds, and I happened to spot some hairy red fungi that looked so eye-catching. Holding my smartphone camera and macro lens, I managed to take some beautiful and unique pictures, which you can see below.

After photographing this hairy mushroom, I also encountered another species, also known as Marasmius. I also discovered this mushroom growing abundantly on dead and decaying oil palm fronds. I immediately snapped some beautiful and graceful shots, and you can see some portraits of this mushroom below. I hope you enjoy them.