The hot weather has continued to hit these past few days, very hot and even the temperature was slightly higher than usual, this has really changed everything.
Ecosystems change, the grass is slightly green and slowly dries up as time goes on in the season, and it seems as if the days pass so quickly.
In these conditions it is very difficult to find fresh mushrooms, exploring the forest is the main way to find them at this time, the mountains where the weather is valley and cool.
And this is my contribution to #fungifriday this time by 
Covering a distance of about 25 kilometers from the house, the weather is sunny very much supports the trip with enthusiasm.
Hills and trees seem to color the journey this time, occasionally you can see deep ravines as well as steep cliffs there, they are formed naturally by nature, maybe this was a bit rushed so I took pictures, maybe I will take pictures again in the future.
This is the first mushroom that I met here,Cyathus This uninhabited bird's nest seems to have grown here for several days, and there are several eggs in it, from its appearance it seems that it is still very fresh, it seems that it rained here last night.
Only a few meters, a pair of umbrellas facing each other, mushrooms Coprinopsis lagopus who has this very short age lives only a few hours, when the air temperature changes slightly he will melt into ink, maybe here he will last a little longer, the cool and humid air factor is one of the causes.
Continuing to walk around in nature while enjoying the panorama becomes a pleasure.
It seems that the red beauty also lives here, with her characteristic red and hairy color, this cup spreads its charm in this forest, lives clinging to wood or twigs that's her life, she is commonly known by her scientific name Pezizaceae this is my favorite mushroom .
Red ear mushroom or in scientific terms Auricularia auricula-judaeini looking a little younger the sun stings them a little this time, they are exposed to direct sunlight without a barrier, this is a little more vulnerable to their age.
When I came back out of the forest met mushrooms shitake being the closing dish for today's mushroom hunt, the sun was directly scorching him, his life defenses already a little weak and he looked a little wilted.
Entering the forest to hunt for the beauty of mushrooms is a happiness for me personally, happiness is something that cannot be bought with money or materials, look for happiness where you can feel it.
Keep the spirit and don't forget to be happy, see you on the next #fungifriday.
Best regard