This is one of my contributions to #FungiFriday by
hopefully this time I can maximize it than the previous day.
Good afternoon friends, all #hive users, especially for all members who join the #fungifriday community that we always look forward to.
It doesn't feel like Friday is here again, this means a day full of mushrooms will begin, I always can't wait for Friday to arrive because every day there are definitely many types of mushrooms that we can see from friends who participate in Fungi Friday.
Me too, I'll try to participate in today's fun friday. 3 types of mushrooms that I have prepared and I will share with all of my friends, hopefully they can make your Friday a little fun.
The first mushroom I have prepared is of the type Schizophyllum
Maybe this mushroom is not a rare mushroom because it is very easy to get and grows simultaneously on former areca nut trees or dry bamboo trees.
For the second type of mushroom I will share a mushroom with a type of Gerigit which is almost the same in shape as the first, It's just that this mushroom seems to have a little hair that is very clearly visible and a few different sides. However, this fungus is also very easy to find because it grows on areca nut tree trunks and in groups. Here are some photos.
The last type of mushroom is Sparassis crispa This mushroom maybe for me is the first time I saw it, accidentally yesterday when I was coming home from work and stopped by somewhere then I saw on the trunk of a big tree there were white mushrooms growing in piles and there was no other form of this mushroom just a little motif which is different from the usual mushrooms, Here are some photos.
| Camera | Poco x3 Pro |
|---|---|
| Location | Aceh, Indonesia |
| Category | Macro photography |
| Editing | light room |
| Objeck | mushroom |
| Photographer |  |
Those are 3 types of mushrooms that I can share this Friday and in the future I hope I can always participate every Friday, thank you for those who always support me, Without you I am nothing.