Fungi Friday:I got several types of mushrooms today

Hello guys everyone
As usual on Friday, of course, for people who like mushrooms, they will always wait for the presence of unique and adorable mushrooms, like the thing I crave today, in these few days I have prepared several types of mushrooms for me to display in this #fungifriday community that I love very much, we often know when the rainy season has returned surely in my area there are many types of mushrooms that grow in damp bushes. Always miss the rainy season because for me the rainy season benefits us all.
There are four types of mushrooms that I show below, let's look at them together:

Bird's nest (cyathus striatus)

I think bird's nest mushrooms are very interesting for us to see, they grow to a very small size, if we are not observant to see them, then we will not find bird's nest mushrooms, when I go around in the bushes behind my house, eyes always look sharply at the weathered wood, I continue to go around to find them, When I went around my eyes I saw on a very small piece of wood there was a type of mushroom that was in the shape of a glass or cup, I thought it was originally just a kind of moss, and I began to look in more detail, it was easy for me to immediately search for the type of name of this mushroom in a Google search, and it turned out that the mushroom I found earlier was a type of bird's nest mushroom.

*Glowing fungus (xylatia hypoxylon)"

Mushrooms that I think look different from other types of mushrooms, they are shaped like broom sticks that protrude upwards, from the mushrooms I found we can conclude that there are so many mushrooms that we do not know, in a pile of coconut tree branches that have been cut down, I found them there, this is the first time I have found this strange mushroom but in my opinion although strange from its shape, This mushroom has its own advantages.from the shape of this mushroom the stem is very smooth like a strand of hair and they are strong standing upright even though the body is only a strand of human hair.
They belong to the family xylariaceae

Coprinopsis

When I still had a lot to get mushrooms today, I looked for them even though they were hiding behind bushes, initially I found a coconut shell that had been slightly weathered that had been taken by humans, I opened it and I saw there was a mushroom growing in the coconut shell, I opened it slowly because I already knew there was mold in it, After I opened it I could still how I could shoot this mushroom, because the position was very difficult for me to take pictures, I started thinking about ideas how I should be able to capture it, a very brilliant idea arose, and I had to process it, long story short and in the end I was able to capture some images of this mushroom.

Pink gills (volvariella)

This is the type of mushroom that I really like, because this type of mushroom can be consumed or can be eaten, while I was walking around several piles of banana trees I saw near the roots of banana trees growing very large mushrooms, but it is unfortunate that they only grow single, I hope that day I can find more of them so that I can take them home for me to cook, but that's okay even if I only get one, it's enough for me so that I can dedicate it to all friends who like to consume mushrooms.
This fungus belongs to the volvariella family

This is my contribution to the #fungifriday made by @ewkaw

Thank you for today's mushrooms, hopefully with some mushrooms je is that I found today can keep you entertained, see you again the next Sunday.
Greetings from me @furkanmamplam