Fungi Friday : Psthyrella, Delicatula & Scaly Pholiota

Hello Everyone..

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

Friday has arrived, as usual today is a special #FungiFriday. But first, I want to say hello to my friends who are hunters and mushroom lovers in this community. There are many people involved and I cannot mention one by one, but I hope that we are all in good health.

By the way, it's been raining very rarely lately, even the weather where I live has been very hot for over two weeks. There are only a few shady places that have the potential to grow fungus, more than that only dry logs remain. It's almost impossible for mushrooms to grow. Luckily I was still able to get mushrooms a few days ago and the rest is my mushroom stash last week.

As for the mushrooms I mean, among others, Psathyrella. This type of mushroom I have found before. It's just that the condition is almost blooming and this time I got it in a fresher condition or appearance.

Psathyrella

Then in this second photo is the Delicatula mushroom, one of the fungal genera in the Tricholomataceae family. I often get this fungus on rotting branches of cacao plants, and it's a type of fungus that isn't too hard to find in my area.

Delicatula

And the last one is a scaly mushroom, it looks like this mushroom is Pholiota squarrosa, a species of fungus in the Strophariaceae family. For this type of mushroom, this is the first time I have found it and of course I hope to find it again, from the first time this mushroom germinates until it blooms, it might be more interesting to photograph. :)