Happy Friday all hive friends ❤
I took this picture when I was exploring an oil palm plantation owned by local residents, and I was also looking for some rare moments, I really like exploring nature and looking for some unique and interesting pictures.
The story begins when I was very bored at home and didn't know what to do, and in the end I went to several local gardens to pass the boring time while looking for some beautiful pictures there.I took a lot of photos there and in the end I found a mushroom growing very much on a dead and rotting oil palm tree.
It so happened that there was no one in the garden, and I took several pictures of this mushroom. In my village, this mushroom is called Lot mushroom and some people call it oyster mushroom, I don't know which one is correct. And I don't know whether this mushroom can be eaten or not, but after showing this picture to several of my friends and they said this mushroom can be consumed.
And I also took several pictures of this mushroom from several different sides.
I didn't bring this mushroom home because at first I didn't know whether this mushroom was edible or not, and the distance to my house was quite far, I just took photos. It was truly my lucky day. And this mushroom picture is very beautiful, isn't it?
To be honest, I really like stir-fried mushroom dishes, especially spike mushrooms cooked with Aceh noodles which are really delicious and tasty, but I haven't eaten nail mushrooms for a long time, because they grow very rarely.
Only for lucky people who find nail fungus, sometimes when we look for the fungus we don't find it and if we don't look for the fungus then the fungus will be found by itself, sometimes luck comes when we don't realize it.and this is my contribution to #fungifriday by
