Fungi firiday: several types of fungi in the third week of January

Hello everyone
Let's hunt mushrooms again, in the third week of January this year I again hunted several types of mushrooms in the Gayo highlands area, precisely in Bener Meriah, Takengon Aceh, the forest in this area is very lush of course the mushroom species are very easy to expand their habitat, I like to hunt mushrooms in this area because almost every day when the rainy season they will be easy to multiply and of course I don't have to go too far to travel. which are different.

This type of cup-shaped mushroom is very famous for its fluffy hairs that circle all over the cup, this type of mushroom is known as one of the types of hairy tropical cup mushrooms, identically this mushroom has a brilliant red color and white hairs, and this species grows in groups, but I only found a pair of young cups growing on the twigs.

You used to see the original images before I used my extra macro lenses, they were very tiny.

This type of polypore hard mushroom also has a charismatic that really catches my eye, the saprophytic tropical rotten decomposer has a relatively large body size, and I want to try to show you in detail the body parts of this polypore mushroom, at the top you can see the fibers that are so beautiful, but I can't take all the parts of this polypore mushroom because I can't capture all the parts of the body this mushroom.

And I also had time to take two pictures on the back of this polypore mushroom, uniquely this one mushroom has small pores on all the lower parts of this mushroom, this type of mushroom likes to grow on large trees that have been cut down, they tend to last longer and they are also able to survive under hot weather.

In a different place I found a pair of honey mushrooms growing on the ground, one type of almillaria gallica mushroom has a fairly large hat, maybe in the next few days after I see it maybe the hat will bloom even more and also the stem has a large size, I am very tribal with this type of mushroom. I think they are classified as seasonal mushrooms.

At the end of my post, a pair of small mushrooms that have a small long stem and have a tiny umbrella, crinipellis is one type of mushroom that is quite interesting to me, because the stem has one advantage that some other types of mushrooms do not have, they like to grow on decaying leaves, and in the end I can't wait to take some parts of this beautiful mushroom species.

This is my contribution this week to the #fungifriday community organized and made by @ewkaw

Thank you very much to all of you who have taken a little time to read this post of mine, hopefully it can be useful for all of us.
Greetings from me @furkanmamplam