Fungi Friday - Found two species of mushrooms today in the areca nut plantation which looks so beautiful and elegant for this Friday

On this occasion I went back around the areca nut and oil palm plantations to look for objects of mushroom species that thrive on rotting wood. And before I left I didn't forget to bring my Smartphone camera and macro lens in a small bag, even though the weather was a bit dark but it wasn't raining and hopefully when I got there it wouldn't rain because I really wanted to take pictures of mushroom species, and at that time I immediately walked and took my motorbike and at that time I immediately left on my motorbike.

And when I arrived there I immediately walked to the areca nut plantation to look for mushrooms. And this areca nut plantation has a lot of areca nut trees that have been cut down hopefully I can get some species of mushrooms for this Friday, and finally I found a species of mushroom known by another name, namely Collybia, and at that time I saw it growing well on the pile of wood and at that time I immediately approached it to see it up close, and you can see it below.

This mushroom species has a small body shape with a hat that looks so beautiful and very eye-catching. And the color of the hat is yellowish brownish which looks so beautiful and elegant, and at that time I immediately took my Smartphone camera and macro lens in my small bag and at that time I immediately approached it and took several different angles of pictures and it looked very beautiful and elegant, and you can see it below and I hope you like some portraits of this mushroom species.

Then after I photographed this species of cap mushroom and at that time I immediately went back to walking again. And while walking towards another plantation and hoping to get other mushroom species, and suddenly I found a mushroom species known by another name, namely Flabellophora, which grows abundantly in the bushes of other wild plants, and while holding a Smartphone camera and a macro lens at that time I immediately approached it, and at that time I managed to get several portraits of the species that looked so beautiful and graceful, and you can see them below.