Fungifriday - beautiful mushrooms that grow on coconut husks

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

Hello everyone good afternoon......

Friday has arrived again, it's time to hunt for the beautiful mushrooms in the universe. Hunting for mushrooms is fun. As we know, mushrooms are something unique that can be found in nature. In nature, mushrooms come in various shapes and colors. They vary greatly, ranging from bright to subtle. Likewise, in terms of size, some are large and some are very small. Sometimes it can't even be seen with the naked eye.

After being wet by heavy rain, looking for mushrooms is a little easier. Mushrooms will appear everywhere without having to go into the wilderness to look for them. They will also appear in normal places. Sometimes in the field they will also appear. So my target for looking for mushrooms today is someone's coconut plantation. Because there I saw several places where there would most likely be mold.

The first place I checked was a dead coconut tree, there wasn't a single fungus there. Then I continued on to the pile of coconut branches. Again they weren't there. And the next target is a pile of rotten coconut fiber. Well it turns out they were hiding here. I was very happy when I saw them. They are very beautiful, but small in size.

The small mushrooms grow in groups. Not a big group, only five members. And there are several other mushrooms near the base that are still very small. Maybe it's his son. The mushroom was very beautiful, its hood opened wide and the edges curved downwards. Very beautiful, at first glance similar to a soft white umbrella.

Behind the beauty of this mushroom. There is a very fragile resistance. The hood is very fragile. When touched, it immediately breaks. From this we can judge that this beautiful fungus does not have a long life. So now let's look at the charm below👇