Fungi Friday - Two species of mushrooms that I found yesterday morning in the areca nut plantation that looked so beautiful and perfect

On this occasion, as usual, I will again show some portraits of mushroom species that I found yesterday in the areca nut plantation, and coincidentally, a few days ago our village experienced another consecutive rainy season so that I found this mushroom species known by another name, Lentinus, at that time I was walking around this areca nut plantation and I accidentally saw a pile of rotten and damp wood in the bushes of dry leaves.

And I accidentally spotted this mushroom growing thriving on a pile of rotting wood. I immediately approached it and took several different angles, and it looked incredibly beautiful and graceful, as this mushroom has its own unique characteristics. Today, I'm back to show you some portraits of this mushroom species, which you can see below.

This mushroom species has a rather large stem shape before the hat blooms with a white color that looks so eye-catching, and its small hat that looks has its own characteristics and usually this mushroom species will grow on dead trees, and it's been a long time since I found this mushroom species and yesterday morning I found it again, and I hope you like it.

Then after I photographed the mushroom species above, I went back around this areca nut plantation. And at that time I accidentally found small pieces of rotten wood and found a hairy mushroom species that looked so unique, and this mushroom species is known by another name, namely Pezizaceae, and its body shape is similar to a bowl with a red color and what is interesting is that this mushroom has fine hairs. And at that time I immediately took several shots of the picture that looked very beautiful and perfect, and you can see it below some portraits of this hairy mushroom species.