Fungi Friday: four beautiful mushroom species for today

Hello everyone
I am very happy lately because the drops of rain have started to fall in the past few days, of course with the rain it gives blessings to all of us, besides that I can finally see the little angels starting to grow in the bushes where I used to hunt them, my heart is very relieved after a few months in our area there is no rain, there are a lot of people who feel worried for the farmers' crops, And I also miss the rain so much. Finally, today I can share some beautiful types of mushrooms that I found on several different days.

The large umbrella mushroom or better known as macrolipiota procera is a type of umbrella mushroom that has a very large cap, this umbrella mushroom grows singly in one of my coffee plantation fields, it seems that I saw it too late because from the shape of its body it has begun to wrinkle, I should have visited it a few days earlier, but even though the skin has been slightly wrinkled this large umbrella mushroom is very identical to the gills hidden behind its large umbrella, I am always amazed when I see those who I think are very graceful.

In a separate place I again found one type of dead or more identical moll finger mushroom known as xylaria longipes,which caught my attention this xylaria mushroom has a different uniqueness its shape like human fingers makes them very different from others,I found this mushroom grows on one of the trees that has been cut down for a long time, At first I thought it was not a type of mushroom, but after I researched it well and thanks to Google Lens I finally found out that they belong to one of the mushroom families.

This one is known as a type of pleurocybella porringens mushroom which has another side that I think is very beautiful, this type of mushroom grows simultaneously and close together, basically this mushroom is very small in size and I have a macro lens to see a little bigger, what I like about this mushroom is small but unique, I have to explain to all my friends that it is not easy to find this type of fungus because this type of fungus is not often seen and we never know when they will appear, in fact I was very lucky to be able to find them a few days ago.

The last mushroom is also no less interesting to see, the peeling gill mushroom has a beautiful mushroom instinct by showing all the gills, I think this mushroom is very prominent, this type of gill mushroom can grow in the rainy season, and very rarely they are seen if in the dry season, I found this type of mushroom growing on the fronds of coconut trees, There are several kinds of shapes, at first they grow shaped like a small bowl over time they will bloom and the body will start to widen to the side.

The mushrooms above represent my contribution to the #fungifriday created and organized 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