FUNGIFRIDAY : MUSHROOM IN TOURIST SPOTS

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Hello friends #fungifriday, meet me again with me @mirz. This story begins on Saturday morning, and ends on Saturday afternoon. My co-workers and I went to clean up the tiredness of office tasks that made the head need a refresher on the brain. Me and four other friends went to a tourist spot not far from where I live, it only takes about an hour to get to the location, for the location of the waterfall is in North Aceh Nisam Antara, and this waterfall is called the "Blang Kolam".

And what is challenging here is the path after we park the vehicle, there requires us to go down the stairs on the way to the waterfall, we have to go down 1400 stairs to reach the waterfall, and to go back home we have to climb back 1400 stairs, on the same day 2800 steps traversed by this foot, we didn't count it, this is the result we asked the local resident named Hasan, he said thus. Okay friends, below are some photos of the trip to the waterfall and some photos when we went home up and down the stairs. It's really tiring :'D

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And upon arrival.... Below are some photos of the waterfall we went to, there we can pamper ourselves by bathing to our heart's content and enjoying the splash of water because the wind that occasionally makes my camera lens sometimes get wet, if friends go here, I suggest not leaving on Sunday, because on Sunday it will be very crowded and to take photos of the deserted waterfall view will be difficult to get.

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And after I finished pampering my body with a bath, I tried to look around and found a large wood filled with mushrooms, here is a photo of the wood;

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Panellus Stipticus is the name of this mushroom, the name I found when I matched photos on Google lens, and here I also quote a little explanation on wikipedia about this mushroom, there it is explained that;

_{"Panellus stipticus, commonly known as the bitter oyster, the astringent panus, the luminescent panellus, or the stiptic fungus, is a species of fungus in the family Mycenaceae, and the type species of the genus Panellus." Read More On Wikipedia}

Below are some photos of Panellus stipticus that I took at that time;

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Let's look elsewhere, maybe we will find other mushrooms too around the location of this waterfall, and yes I found this big wood, look at it filled with mushrooms ;

And at first I was interested in the large mushrooms there, I thought the mushrooms were called Trametes, but I didn't quite understand which trametes belonged to this mushroom, because when I read on wikipedia there it explained that;

_{". . . . . .The genus has a widespread distribution and contains about fifty species. The genus was circumscribed by Elias Magnus Fries in 1836." Read more on Wikipedia}

Because of the many species of Trametes, so I can't identify Trametes what this mushroom is, Here below are some photos of these large mushrooms;

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Let's also see what's on the other side of the wood, of course mushrooms and not aliens belonging to @mipiano :p, and here's a look at other mushrooms, let's call them Tramates from another genus ;

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Okay guys, continue to see some other trametes mushrooms there, below are some photos of mushrooms that are identical to the black color;

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. . . . , and lo and behold I also found a mushroom that was green as if it had been mossy there;

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Call it the mushroom below with the name "Turkey Tail Mushroom", because after I matched the photo on the google lens, I feel that the name is a suitable name for the type of mushroom I share below, and below are some photos of the mushrooms I made. mean in this paragraph;

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Conclusion

We went home in the afternoon, and my feet felt very light to lift, my legs seemed to be lost when I walked on the ground, and when I stood holding the camera I felt very shaking.

After returning from there, my body didn't feel well, my throat was itchy, and I wasn't looking for mushrooms this week, the photo of mushrooms that I share this time is what I found on Saturday, and on the way to the waterfall I found a lot of mushrooms there, mushrooms which is large and there I also found some small mushrooms, but my smartphone battery ran out, and I continued to take pictures using a Nikon D7200, I just bought this DSLR 2 weeks ago from the withdrawal on Blog Hive, and I'm still not used to using it, that's why I still choose to use a smartphone camera instead of a DSLR, and I bought this camera secondhand, there are some white moldy spots on my lens, it really interferes with my shots, and yes! my future goal is to buy a Macro or Tele lens for my Nikon camera. I hope that my wish will come true.

Okay buddy, maybe that's all my photos and writing, sorry if there are some words that are not understood, that's all my posts on this happy Friday, see you in the next #fungfriday post. 😉🤗

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"See also ; The last 7 posts of my mushroom publication"

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	FUNGIFRIDAY : SOME OF THE MUSHROOMS I SHARED THIS WEEK (59 PHOTO)	👈😉 click to see the article
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	FUNGIFRIDAY : SOME TYPES OF MUSHROOMS I FOUND THIS WEEK (81 PHOTO)	👈😉 click to see the article
Click to see the article 😉👉	FUNGI FRIDAY : Mushroom Hunting - My Activity Story of the Week (106 Photo)
	FUNGI FRIDAY : FEEL THE SENSATION OF WALKING IN A MUSHROOM GARDEN (100 Photo)	👈😉 click to see the article

Camera	Poco X3 NFC & NIKON D7200 18‑140 VR KIT
Process	Mobile Lightroom & Picsart
Location	Indonesia - Aceh
Photographer	@mirz

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