Fungi Friday:three types of mushrooms I found in early July

Hello #fungifriday friends

It doesn't feel like we have been able to meet again this Friday, in these few weeks I have not been able to display the type of mushroom 🍄 in this #fungifriday community, because in our place in Landa the dry season is quite long, I am very difficult to find a habitat for mushrooms that breed.
But I continued to try to hunt them even though I had to struggle to spend a lot of time hunting some types of beautiful mushrooms.as for the results of my hunt this time I found three types of mushrooms in different places namely pleurocybella, psilocybe cubensis 🍄 and cryptoporus volvatus.
I had to go around some places that still looked damp around where I lived, but I didn't see any sign of mold growth around this.

Pleurocybella
This species of mushroom is one type of fungus belonging to the phyllotopcidenceae family.usually this fungus is widespread in tropical forests.
I found it when I looked in a neighbor's garden, where I saw a burnt tree visible in a corner, I grabbed the piece of wood, and I found a mushroom that was blooming around this burning tree.
There are some of them already released me that display all parts of the gills look very beautiful
And some of the others are coming out of their buds.

Vieled polypore
Polyporous mushrooms are one type of mushroom species whose texture is very hard, polyporous mushrooms are identical to grow on rotting parts of wood, I am very curious about this type of mushroom, its shape is very hard but they have beautiful buds with characteristic young Chocolat color makes me very curious about the name of this species, Finally, thanks to the internet, I found the name of this mushroom, I couldn't shoot the inside of the gills of this mushroom because it grew very close to the ground position, finally I could only take a few pictures on the top and sides of this mushroom.

Mole cow

This type of mushroom often grows in cow dung, but I found this cow mole mushroom growing on a weathered piece of wood squeezed among banana trees that grow behind my house.
This mushroom has cute buds and it is very rare for in this dry season we can find they can multiply like in the rainy season.
I think if it continues to dry maybe their habitat will become extinct.
This type of mushroom they are not like other types of fungi that can survive in the long term, but they only count the hours after the buds bloom at will then they will wither instantly.

This is my contribution to the #fungifriday made by @ewkaw

Thank you to everyone who has read my post, hopefully friends can be entertained.
Greetings from me @furkanmamplam