The Beauty of Snowballs and the Charm of Old Mushrooms || Fungi Friday

11 months ago

Hey Mushroom Hunters, we meet again here in this amazing Community. Hopefully hunter friends are always in good condition and keep up the enthusiasm for hunting.

I've been doing a mushroom hunt in the forest for this week and I'm sharing them here as "My Contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw".

Each mushroom has its own charm and uniqueness, but only mushroom lovers can experience it. For those who don't like mushrooms, of course they only see mushrooms as ordinary plants and don't have any appeal.

I like mushrooms, both mushrooms that can't be consumed, but I also really like mushrooms that can be consumed. The taste and texture of the mushroom is really hard to forget.

This time I share pictures of mushrooms that cannot be consumed, at least we have never consumed them so far.

The first mushroom is a round white mushroom with small spines all over its body. The mushroom that looks like a snowball and this mushroom is about the size of a marble that children play with and this size is possible because it is very young, very attractive small and beautiful with clean colors. Mushroom Perlatum Lycoperdon is still very small, no mushroom stem is visible.

Maybe in a few days this mushroom looks more beautiful with a bigger size and of course I won't be able to see it because there's no way I'll be able to come back here in the near future because this location is very far from where I live.

Furthermore, mushrooms that are old but still able to show their charm. These mushrooms include hard mushrooms and grow on weathered logs but still look beautiful. I feel very happy to get my hands on these mushrooms after a long time of searching.