FungiFriday Challenge : Mushroom Hunt in the Dry Season

My contribution this Friday to Fungi Friday challenge By Hive account@ewkaw.

Greetings to all my friends mushroom hunters around the world. On this very special day, this Friday, 03-02-2023. In joining today's challenge on Fungi Friday community by Hive account@ewkaw. I got a bit of natural mushrooms in the wild. I only get very few mushroom plants at this time when the dry season has just arrived. Occasionally there is an inviting drizzle. Even so, I will continue to try armed with a smartphone and a 45mm lesbong macro lens.

First I got the mushroom Marasmius siccus is a species of mushroom from the Marasmiaceae family. Mushroom with an orange umbrella and dark brown stalks. This mushroom is also known as the orange pinwheel.

Then the mushroom Marasmius rotula is a species of mushroom from the genus Marasmius in the Marasmiaceae family. This mushroom I got started to dry up. No wrinkles on the umbrella and also the bottom of the umbrella.
Furthermore, the mushroom Arcyria obvelata is a species of mushroom from the Trichiidae family. This fungus grows on rotting rumbia tree trunks. Mushroom with a yellowish color and it's hard for me to photograph it. Because of this small mushroom.

Lastly, the mushroom Coprinellus disseminatus is a species of mushroom in the order Agaricales from the member of the Psathyrellaceae family. This mushroom grows on rotting areca nut trees with very good humidity. So the mushrooms grow fertile.