#Fungi Friday 🍄 🍄 🍄 - Checking for Mushrooms After Rains

Finally I'm back !!!)
Over the past couple of months, I have had a lot of events, but the main thing is that I became a father! But I will devote a separate post to this ...
Now I would like to tell you about my walk in the forest today.

Now I would like to tell you about my walk in the forest today.
For several days in a row, we had rains and a very thick fog, so when it got a little dry, I decided to go with my dog for exploration, see what autumn mushrooms have grown ... And almost immediately I came across a good specimen of Lepista Saeva!

Usually these mushrooms grow in large clusters, and in one place you can find more than a hundred pieces, but today I came across only single specimens ...

Then, in one tree, I noticed a very beautiful Pleurotus ostreatus.

You can often see this mushroom on store shelves)

Various little things constantly flashed along my legs.

And on the old stumps, after the rains, dry Polypores again gained water and strength ...

I once posted these Polypores, but again I forgot what they are called)

This is a different kind of Polypores, but most of the stumps are also overgrown with them ...

And around the stumps there are a lot of such gray fungi, with a leg about 20 centimeters ...

In this photo, all three of the last mushrooms are gathered in a heap)
Both Polyporus and these gray fungi)

At the end of my walk, on a small branch, I noticed very small bright orange Tremella mesenterica.

They interested me very much, as I have seen before, only brown Tremella mushrooms ...
From a distance, I thought that Flammulina velutipes were beginning to grow, but most likely, it's still too early for it)

In general, I believe that it was not in vain that I went on reconnaissance! So in a couple of days, you need to go with your family to a large forest and massively collect Lepista Saeva, since this is just the beginning, and a massive mushroom release is still ahead!
Well, today I am content, with such a harvest) which is also not bad)

Well, that's all for today! Thanks for being with me!
Happy Fungi Friday!