Two Types of Mushrooms for this FungiFriday Challenge

Happy #FungiFriday, this is the day that mushroom lovers who are members of the #FungiFriday Community have been waiting for. It's really nice to be here again among friends, this time I will share some pictures of the mushrooms I hunted some time ago. The images I am sharing here are My Contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw.

Even though the current atmosphere feels very hot and very pungent, I am still enthusiastic about looking for mushrooms to share here.
The beautiful mushroom that I got this time has a unique shape and is bright yellow in color. It grows on the fronds of palm trees and looks like it is sticking together and growing wider and wider. Unlike other mushrooms, I saw this mushroom grow without a stem and there are no parts that form an umbrella like mushrooms in general. However, however this mushroom grows, it looks beautiful with its unique color and shape.

According to my search results, this is the fungus Fuligo septica

This is the second time I discovered the second fungus, growing in the cracks in the roots of hibiscus tree trunks. With its small size and brown color, I almost missed this mushroom. However, because I searched very carefully and carefully, I finally saw this mushroom. At first glance I didn't think this was a mushroom, but when I got closer and noticed it turned out it was small and very soft.

Then I took a photo of the mushroom using an Android camera to share here.

I'm not sure what mushroom this is because its size is relatively small compared to other mushrooms.

Different from the first mushroom, although this mushroom is small in size, it has a stem and a cap or umbrella like most mushrooms that I usually find, a beautiful mushroom even though it has a small size.

That's my post this time, fellow mushroom hunters and lovers, I hope you like it.

Photographer	@dzaky12
Image	Mushrooms
Camera	Smartphone
Location	Aceh

By @dzaky12