Fungi Friday - Two days ago I found some species of mushrooms that looked very beautiful and elegant for this Friday

On this occasion, I'm back to show you some photos of mushroom species I found two days ago on a plantation. The first is a Pezizaceae species, a hairy fungus that looks so interesting and beautiful. I was exploring a cocoa plantation looking for mushrooms. It happened that two days ago, our area experienced another rainy season, and I happened to spot a pile of rotting, damp wood.

And I accidentally spotted a hairy mushroom species growing abundantly on the pile of wood. I immediately approached it and took several different angles, and it looked truly beautiful and graceful. I'm back to show you some portraits of this hairy mushroom species, and you can see some of them below.

This species of hairy mushroom has a bowl-like shape and a red color that is truly eye-catching. Because this particular species of hairy mushroom has such unique characteristics, I immediately approached it and took several different angles to see its interesting side. I hope you enjoy them.

Then after I photographed this hairy mushroom species and accidentally saw another mushroom species. And at that time I found this Conocybe mushroom species, in the dry leaf bushes and at that time I saw a hairy caterpillar crawling on this mushroom species, and at that time I immediately picked this mushroom species and at that time I immediately took several different angles of the picture, and managed to take several angles of the picture that looked very beautiful and elegant, and you can see them below.

Then the last time I found this Podoscypha species, I also found it in a thicket of dry leaves in a pile of rotten wood, and at that time I immediately took several different angles of pictures, and it looked very beautiful because mushrooms have their own characteristics that look so unique, and on this occasion I show several portraits of mushroom species and I hope you like them.