Three beautiful mushrooms: white mushroom, dead man's finger mushroom and ear mushroom

Amidst the stillness of the damp ground and the lush trees, a small creature caught my attention. First, I spotted a white mushroom growing on a dry grass stem among the fresh grass. The mushrooms grew in a cluster of three, looking like a small family.

The mushroom was tiny, but its shape and color truly captured my attention. Upon closer inspection, it resembled a miniature fan. On its underside, there were neatly arranged gills that radiated from the center to the edges. Seen from another angle, the lines resembled folds of fabric. The upper surface was perfectly smooth.

After I was satisfied photographing the tiny mushroom, I went elsewhere to look for more. Sure enough, on a fallen tree trunk, I spotted a cluster of even smaller mushrooms. This mushroom's shape was very unique, resembling a dead person's finger. To the naked eye, it looked quite ordinary. It wasn't until I zoomed in that I realized the mushroom I'd photographed was shaped like a dead person's finger. I felt a little goosebumps.

While concentrating on this tiny mushroom, my eye accidentally caught sight of another, equally interesting cluster of mushrooms growing on the same tree trunk, precisely at the tip of the tree trunk. As I approached the cluster, I was once again amazed by its shape. It closely resembled a human ear, and its brown color further reinforced its ear-like appearance.