Fungi Friday | Three species of mushrooms that I found in the areca nut garden that look very beautiful and elegant

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Hello how are you all and have a nice day. As usual Friday is back and I prepared some beautiful mushrooms for display at the #FungiFriday Community hosted by @ewkaw today.

As usual last Thursday I went back around the areca nut groves to look for mushrooms because in the past few days our village has returned to the rain, there will surely be many species of mushrooms growing on dead areca palm trees, and before I leave I always bring my smartphone camera and lens macro in my bag.

And when I got there I immediately explored the areca palm plantations and hoped to get some species of mushrooms for my post this time, and it was not in vain a few minutes later I saw this Xeromphalina campanella mushroom thriving on this dead areca nut tree, and at that time I immediately approached him to take some portrait pictures that look very beautiful.

And from the shape of this mushroom, it has a small cap with an orange color and has its own characteristics from various other mushroom species, and all of my friends can see it below and I hope you like it and enjoy it.

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After that I also found a mushroom of the type Sparassis crispa which thrives on dead wood, because of its unique shape and very bright and attractive color, at that time I immediately took some portraits which looked very beautiful and attractive.

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The last one is a fungus of the Podoscypha type which thrives in thickets of dry leaves. At that time I almost stepped on it because I didn't see it and fortunately this mushroom was still fine, and at that time I immediately cleaned the dry leaves covering the mushrooms and immediately took some shots of the mushrooms, and you can see them below.

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Camera	Smartphone
Location	Aceh, Indonesia
Category	Mushroom
Editing	Snapseed
Photographer	@ridor5301