Fungi friday: the three mushroom variants I found today look elegant

Hello everyone
As usual I don't miss to display some of the types of mushrooms I found for #fungifriday, which is certainly for today I show three variants of mushrooms that look elegant, these three have their own advantages, I always try to display the best mushrooms every Friday, although it is a little difficult to hunt them.

Little White Mushroom
Do you know why I aimed at this mushroom before it bloomed,there is something I am afraid of from this type of small white mushroom,in just a few seconds this type of mushroom will be easy for its lifetime,fortunately I had a chance to see in one of the weathered wood and the surroundings were filled with moss,to my knowledge this mushroom is often referred to as a type of oyster mushroom, But I searched for the name on Google Lens, but I couldn't find the name, and I only mentioned the small white mushroom because the body is also relatively small.

Xylaria magnalia
On the separate side I saw a very unique type of mushroom again, at first I thought it was the root of a tree that I saw, it happened that coconut trees usually have large roots, after I researched well it turned out that the one growing on the coconut tree that I saw earlier belonged to the family of mushrooms of the type xylaria magnalia which is one type of mushroom that is very rarely seen, There are several types and variations of this type of mushroom, this time I got a light chocolate color, usually some are deep black.

Pycnoporus sanguineus
Identical pistil rotten saprobic mushroom is known as one of the types of hard mushrooms, what is interesting about this type of mushroom is that in terms of color there are various kinds and shapes, today I caught this mushroom in orange, indeed the color is very striking, in addition to having a beautiful color behind the mask it also has very stunning small gills, That's why I don't hesitate to glance at it, don't be surprised that this type of mushroom mostly grows on hard wood, it's a sign that this saprobic mushroom can survive longer than some other types of mushrooms.

The three mushroom variants above represent my contribution to the #fungifriday organized and curated 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