Two types of beautiful mushrooms that I found in the wild

Time flies so fast, and Friday has arrived again. I haven't participated in this contest in a while, and haven't found any mushrooms while hunting. I really miss photographing small mushrooms in the wild. This morning, my wish was granted. I managed to find two beautiful types of mushrooms that I've been searching for. The first I found growing on dry grass, and the second growing on a fallen tree.

When I saw these small mushrooms growing beautifully on the dry grass, my heart pounded, like finding a long-lost lover. Without hesitation, I immediately turned on my phone camera to capture them. These mushrooms were very small, delicate like needles. But their charm made it impossible to ignore them. The mushrooms grew in threes of varying sizes, large, medium, and small. They looked like a happy little family.

These small mushrooms truly made me unable to look away. Look at their beautiful shape, their smooth, needle-like stems, and their rounded caps with symmetrical grooves spreading from the center to the edges, resembling tiny flowers. The color is also very beautiful, a brownish orange that contrasts sharply with the fresh green grass around it. It's truly a harmonious sight this morning, feeling perfect.

Now let's look at another mushroom growing on a fallen tree trunk. This mushroom is no less beautiful than the small mushroom above. This mushroom is slightly larger. To the naked eye, it also looks very small and ordinary. However, when I took a photo and zoomed in, this mushroom looked extraordinary. The texture of its cap looked very soft, especially when exposed to sunlight, the cap glistened. The cap was very thin, looking fragile, yet beautiful.

Look at the side of the cap hanging down, it resembles a frozen liquid droplet. This once again left me speechless. Suddenly, a small fly landed on the mushroom's cap. Its presence lightened the atmosphere. Now the atmosphere felt more lively and lively.