It was early in the morning. Like every day, I go for a walk around the place to check that everything is in order and imagine how the things I should build there should be finished.
The color stood out among the green grass and yellow flowers; I thought: Will what I see be a fungus? As I got closer, it seemed to me that I could not waste the moment of taking some photos with my phone, since I cannot walk with a photographic camera hanging on my neck during working hours.
This is my first participation here, and seeing that there are only two rules, I wanted to give my contribution and show them what I rarely see in nature or in the place where I live and work.
My contribution to #FungiFriday by @oneray
I hope many of you can join because are only 2 simple rules:
1.-- Post your own, original photo/drawing/art/food/anything-at-all of any type of fungi (yes, I will check and report stolen images!)
2.-- Add #FungiFriday tag (it doesn't have to be your first tag)
That's all, folks.
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an awesome UFO (Unidnentified Fungi Object) you've got there! :)))
This looks to be a type of fairy ring mushroom. They can often be found growing in groups of a large ring. I wish I knew the exact species of this but there are many types of white lawn mushrooms out there.
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Que raro hongo, primera vez que lo veo, pero me parece muy curiosito jejeje. Me encanto