This is my contribution today to #fungifriday by Hive account@ewkaw . Hopefully it can give a good impression of today's mushroom picture.

Back again in the weekly mushroom community, always feel like participating in this community all the time. I had the opportunity to see many mushrooms again, and I also wanted to show off some of my recent hunts. There are many types of mushrooms out there and in the damp groves they grow beautifully unpretentious.

But I showed you what was on the edge of the cocoa plantation, however the fungus will grow anywhere in many locations. This is not the first time I have found this type of fungus, with lots of wood waste, coconut shells and growing on the ground. Like some friends in the community have never even found mushrooms near the sea, the same goes for me who hasn't found this little mushroom in the forest because it's so small.

There are several cocoa leaves, according to my eyes, these leaves have been brought here for quite some time. On the rotten leaves, fungi thrive. This mushroom is still very shiny because it has just bloomed and there is still dew remaining on the petals.

I really like seeing the petals which are split and slightly rubbery like jelly when I touch them. The original color is light yellow and even slightly whitish. What I want to say is that this mushroom is very perfect with its character as if it grows and develops well.