Fungi Friday : Two Types of Mushrooms For today's issue ( Gymnopilus & Trametes versicolor)

This is one of my contributions to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw hopefully I can always give my best from the previous day.

good afternoon all friends, best wishes to all of us, as for this Friday opportunity I will again try to share some photos of the two types of mushrooms that I found yesterday afternoon and a few days ago when I was harvesting fruit from oil palm in my garden

As usual that afternoon after picking some fruit that was ready to be harvested I took the time to explore the garden to look for some mushrooms growing on some of the trees that had been cut down, but the conditions this week were so hot that even small mushrooms suddenly became rare, and when I walked I saw a pile of mushrooms growing on an old tree trunk and it was so covered with some grass

I tried to clean some of the hair so that the mushroom could be seen clearly, but because of the thick grass when I pulled it out the mushroom also pulled out, so I tried to put the mushroom on another wood so I could take a few shots

Coincidentally, some of the mushrooms had holes so I put wood into the holes so I didn't have to hold them while doing the photo session

This mushroom is a species of mushroom Trametes versicolor with several motifs on the top of this mushroom that at first glance looks like a turkey's tail, the skin of this mushroom is also hard so they can still live even though it's hot like this

then yesterday afternoon, when I was walking on a road in my area, I saw a coconut tree trunk that was rotten and grew a pile of beautiful yellow mushrooms, the location was very narrow I was so difficult that I could take some photos, I tried to remove it. piece of wood without destroying the mold and put it elsewhere so I could take some good shots

as usual this mushroom only has a beautiful pattern on the underside although I took a photo from the side and it looks like it's acting up

The mushroom that I belong to is a mushroom species Gymnopilus , the smell of this mushroom is like the smell of oyster mushrooms, and the size for one pile is almost one palm of my hand, so I took some of the photos above using the macro lens that came with my cellphone, while this one uses the usual macro lens that I use and can take a little closer.

those are some photos that I can share on mushroom Friday this time, hopefully there are some shots of my mushroom that make you like it.