Hello hiver friends, readers and mushroom lovers, how are you on this very beautiful Friday? I hope that all is well in carrying out their activities today.
I've prepared some mushroom photography as my contribution to this #fungifriday and my regards also to 
Mushroom hunting for me is unique and has its own challenges, the weather is the most influential on mushroom life, it is very difficult to find them during the dry season, they are very vulnerable and die at that time, if anyone is able to survive, they grow in thick and humid places.
Today maybe I have to wrestle a little with nature.
And this time it seems I have to start my hunt in humid areas such as mountainous areas with low humidity, to find beautiful and fresh mushrooms.
In mountainous areas in addition to humid air, sometimes it rains at night, the possibility to find mushrooms is more potential.
I met the first mushrooms, they grow beautifully on the ground and in groups, from their size it seems that they are very young, and it seems that last night there was rain that could be seen from the slightly damp soil and the mushrooms looked very fertile.
The natural beauty emanates from the irregular arrangement of shapes they stand on, look at how I photographed it from various angles, I don't feel like letting go of this moment of togetherness.
I still feel unsatisfied, I keep looking for the presence of mushrooms, until I find my second mushroom.
Unlike the first mushroom, this second mushroom actually grows attached to a tree or wood that has died,
They have an extraordinary appeal, grow in clusters and have very attractive colors, maybe I am a little lucky today, although the journey I have traveled is quite far but I am satisfied with the meeting of these mushrooms.
Try to see how exotic this mushroom is, it's very beautiful.
However, with the heavy steps I had to part with them, maybe a meeting at another time in the future would be a beautiful reunion to play back.
Those are some sentences that convey mushroom hunting on #fungfriday this time, hopefully they can cheer up all friends.
Thank you....
Best regard