Fungi Friday - Spoons of yellow jelly and Orange Bonnet

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

Happy Fungi Friday for all friends in this community. As usual, today I have prepared two types of beautiful mushrooms, both of which have bright attractive colors, namely yellow. It was so coincidental that while on a mushroom hunt yesterday I came across these two yellow mushrooms at the same location that I decided to post them together.

The first yellow mushroom is Dacryopinax spathularia, a species of jelly fungus in the Dacrymycetaceae family. When it is in full bloom, this mushroom is often shaped like a spoon, and it is said that this mushroom can also be eaten, but to find it in large quantities is a little more difficult except by cultivating it.

Then the second yellow mushroom is part of the Mycena fungus, and this mushroom that I found seems to be a Mycena acicula mushroom. If the yellow jelly mushroom above is similar to the shape of a spoon, while the yellow mushroom belonging to Mycena has a hat-like shape or is also often called the "orange bonnet". And generally this mushroom likes to grow on small twigs or sometimes even grows on rotten leaves.