FungiFriday : Pink Cup Mushrooms and Tiny White Mushrooms

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

Yesterday afternoon I went hunting again and wanted to look for mushrooms and the garden I chose was of course an oil palm plantation because it was a little easy to find mushrooms there among the decaying fronds of coconut trees, and the weather there was also very cool even though it wasn't raining

I found a pile of pink cup mushrooms which are very large, these are really called cup mushrooms. They only grow in threes and the skin is plain with only fine hairs, this mushroom is a species of mushroom Pezizaceae

The Pezizaceae (commonly referred to as cup fungi) are a family of fungi in the Ascomycota which produce mushrooms that tend to grow in the shape of a "cup".Wikipedia

then I passed the impact area where the rotten palm oil fruit grew, there I saw a pile of tiny white mushrooms growing very fertile.

This fungus belongs to the mushroom species Coprinellus disseminatus the model of the umbrella is round, and there are striped motifs all over the umbrella, I don't know if it can be eaten, but the shape is very smooth and soft, the other two grow on the fronds of oil palm trees