Monomad: Complex Collybiopsis ramealis

The rain in the past few days has brought happiness to the people of our town. Imagine that the hot weather due to the drought that has been hitting for the last two months has caused the wells to dry up. Not only that, but the hot weather during the day also has an effect until night. So it's no wonder that there are people who take a bath in the middle of the night, even though they know that it's not a good thing to do. But what else can you do? Instead of getting too hot, it's better for you to soak in the bathtub, even though it's at night.

As a mushroom lover, the rain in the last few days has certainly brought blessings to me. The rain has restored my enthusiasm for mushroom hunting in the forest.

Look what I found while on a nature walk yesterday: a bunch of beautiful mushrooms.

It looks like Marasmiellus ramealis or the current name Collybiopsis ramealis. Yes, I believe it belongs to the family Marasmiellus.

They grow in groups on the bark of rotten areca nut fronds. Lined up and jostled like mini parasols. I loved seeing them!