Monomad | 3 very beautiful and unique mushroom species in the small forest a few days ago

12 months ago

This is my entry for the #monomad challenge curated by @monochromes today.

On this occasion I again captured several portraits of mushroom species that I found a few days ago in the forest, and some of these mushrooms grow well on piles of dead wood and I hope all my friends will like some of the mushroom portraits that I show this time.

A few days ago I went back around the small forest to hunt for mushrooms at the end of this year because we will be entering the new year soon, and it has started raining again in my area so a few days ago I was looking for mushrooms and found several very beautiful mushroom species.

The first is the Armillaria tabescens mushroom which grows abundantly in this pile of wood which is covered in moss, and at that time I immediately approached it with my macro lens and took several poses with maximum light to make it look attractive and beautiful.

Armillaria tabescens

The second was this Psathyrella mushroom which was growing abundantly in another pile of wood, and at that time I took several picture poses which looked very beautiful and perfect, because the shape of the small hat with a brown and slightly yellowish color looked very elegant.

Psathyrella

Lastly, I found this Sarcoscypha coccinea mushroom which looks like a bowl with a pink color and looks very beautiful and unique, and at that time I found it in one of the dead wood and I took several picture poses of this bowl mushroom and hopefully you guys like it.

Sarcoscypha coccinea