FUNGILOVERS || MUSHROOMS IN MY GALLERY

Good night and welcome to see you again on this happy evening. So tonight I want to share some mushroom objects that I found a few days ago. Today I decided not to look for them because there were no friends to invite to go into the forest because I was afraid of going alone and I decided to post mushrooms which I have kept in my gallery for a long time.

I found these three mushroom objects in the forest, which is very far from my house, this is because in my area there is no damp place. I entered the forest to look for mushroom objects about 4 km from the village and I walked carefully so as not to step on small mushrooms. I know that small mushrooms are very beautiful compared to large mushrooms, but unfortunately small mushrooms tend to They have a short lifespan, while large mushrooms have strong stems so they can live longer than small mushrooms. Below are several pictures of the mushrooms that I found along with their scientific names.

---

1. Clitocybe nebularis

---

2. Mycena galericulata

---

3. Lichenomphalia umbellifera

---

The first mushroom above, I found it growing on damp soil, then I moved it onto a lemut to use as a photography object. It only grows alone, even though it is small, but it grows with a hard body and it can be said to be a small, strong type of mushroom, while the second mushroom and thirdly, they grow on rotten tree branches as in the picture above, they grow in fertile and natural places without human intervention. After a long time I was in the forest and I decided to return home because I couldn't stand the many wild mosquitoes in the forest. Here I forgot something, namely I forgot to capture pictures of my journey and my activities in the forest. Maybe next time I will remember that because that moment is the best in my opinion. OK, friends, that's all for this opportunity, hopefully it's useful for all of us, thank you and see you.