Meeting of Two Types of Mushrooms in the Dry Season

11 days ago

Good evening hivers friends wherever you are at the moment, let me introduce myself to the new writer @ras3king, which tonight I just got a good opportunity, where I just got the opportunity that I have, namely, to have several pictures of mushrooms that I got this afternoon in a garden. which is dry and looks very dry.

I've been looking for some mushrooms that grow by themselves among rotting branches and damp soil for a long time, but several days have passed with no results, and today I got this small moment while feeling happy that I can write a small blog while introducing myself to friends. #fungilover.

Today I got a new opportunity and experience, namely getting good moments like the mushrooms that you will see below now.

Aploperdon piryforme

Lentinus crinitus

Before I got the moment that the slightly wilted mushrooms were in someone's garden which is not far from my house, I walked to the garden for about 500 meters. and when I arrived at the garden I looked for where the mushrooms were growing, and was almost disappointed at that time while hoping I muttered whether there were any mushrooms left for me today, and not far after I turned around I saw mushrooms (Aploperdon piryforme) and there weren't any. After that mushroom, I saw the second mushroom again, namely (Lentinus crinitus) and I got that happiness while writing my blog.

And below is an irregular portrait I'm sharing, I hope the friends who enter my blog tonight will be happy and I really hope there will be some input in the comments below later.

Every day I share photos of mushrooms like other friends, but I will try to share them in an extraordinary context, like tonight. Thank you, see you again in the next post.