Bolbitius aleuriatus

This is the Bolbitius aleuriatus fungus—a type of fungus that usually grows in damp soil or around rotting wood.

This mushroom is small in size and has a fairly soft texture. The hood looks slippery, maybe because the weather was a bit damp this afternoon. To the touch, it feels slightly slimy, similar to other mushrooms of the Bolbitius genus. The stem is slender and somewhat fragile.

Macro Shooting

I immediately took the camera and attached a macro lens to capture the details. So that the results are optimal, I use additional lighting because the location of this mushroom is somewhat covered by leaves in the garden. I took a few different angles.

NOTE: I first wrote the article above in Indonesian, which is my own language, then I translated it using English with the help of Goggle.