FungiFriday - Two beautiful gill mushrooms

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

Happy FungiFriday I say to all my mushroom lover friends. As usual, today I have also prepared two types of beautiful mushrooms that I found some time ago in two different locations. And I'm sure other mushroom lovers will be featuring some pretty mushrooms on this Friday as well.

As for those two beautiful mushrooms, the first one is part of the Lichenomphalia fungus. This mushroom has a brown color accompanied by an umbrella shape and quite interesting gills growing on the sidelines of the fibrous roots of the oil palm plant. Because the location where it grew was a little difficult for me to take a picture of it, I finally picked up this mushroom using the tip of a machete that I always carry with me when I go mushroom hunting.

Then the second beautiful mushroom that is no less interesting, moreover, I found this mushroom growing in a slightly tilted position on an almost rotten leaf. And this mushroom itself is similar to the Roridomyces roridus mushroom from the Mycenaceae family. This mushroom has white stems and gills, while the upper part of the umbrella is slightly brown. Here are some photos:

Camera	Realme 3 Pro + Macro Lens
Category	Fungi Photography
Processed	Lightroom
Location	Tanah Luas, Indonesia