Happy fungifriday day and this is my contribution to #FungiFriday held by @ewkaw.
In the last few days we have had a very sunny day and the sun is a bit stinging as if indicating that the rainy season has passed and I think in the recent weather season, of course it's a little difficult to find toadstools that grow in the environment surrounding forest.
Even so, considering that today is Friday, I decided to go back for a walk in the local forest environment that is on the edge of the village rice fields.A forest environment filled with dense trees and green grass would be an interesting for the wild mushrooms that grow in this season.
And the breeze blowing from the edge of the rice fields felt so cold and I kept walking in the neighborhood and I felt lucky enough to find a few piles of mushrooms Pluteus cervinus which grew prominently on the surface of the wood and was slightly buried in the ground and also surrounded by fallen leaves around it.
The mushroom looks so impressive with a white pattern texture and reddish brown variants., seeing the beauty and grace it has, I decided to take some close-up shots of that wild mushroom.
These toadstools have a hard stem surface texture and also they are wild mushrooms that don't do well in hot summer weather like this and that's all I noticed from a few piles of these mushrooms that I found around them and today here you can find a little more detailed close-up shots of those beautiful mushroom plants in some simple angles of my shots and greetings fungifriday.
| Camera | Smarphone + macro lens |
|---|---|
| Iso | Otomatis |
| Editing | Lightroom app |
| Photographer | @deltasteem |
| Follow me | twiiter |
| My discord | deltasteem#8161 |