Fungi Friday - 3 very beautiful and unique mushroom species on this special Friday

On the occasion of this Friday, I am again preparing some beautiful mushrooms to be displayed in the #FungiFriday Community organized by @ewkaw today.

Last Thursday I went around the garden again to look for mushrooms for my post this time, and before I left I always carried a smartphone camera and macro lens in my bag wherever I went, and when I got there I immediately explored this garden and hoped that I could get several species of mushrooms.

And when I got there I immediately found the first fungus, this Neofavolus alveolaris fungus, which grows well on a pile of rotten wood and this fungus has very unique pores and its shape is similar to a fan, and all my friends can see it below some photos of this mushroom.

This mushroom is white, a little yellow, and usually this mushroom grows in piles that are already covered with green moss, and the mushroom pores make it interesting because other mushroom species are not as beautiful as this mushroom, and I took several different picture angles and it looks very perfect.

After that I saw the Pycnoporus coccineus mushroom again, which has a very beautiful shape with an orange color that looks very beautiful, and people here mentioned it as a wood mushroom and at that time I immediately took several picture poses which looked very beautiful and unique.

Then I found this Marasmiellus candidus mushroom which has a very beautiful and elegant shape, because it has a very bright color and this mushroom grows well on a pile of dead areca palm trees, and you can see it below.