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A few days ago, my friend invited me to go to the plantation to harvest bananas and I thought that was the right time for me to look for some pictures of the surrounding nature so that I could share them with this beloved community, and after my uncle and I finished harvesting the bananas, I took a little time to look for some pictures and I will share all of these pictures on this blog, so please continue to follow my blog to see some of the pictures with a brief explanation from me.
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| Do you still remember this path? If you follow my blog, I shared this path in my previous blog when I found the Bunga Kencana mushroom and from that, this path is not unfamiliar to us in this extraordinary community, I have shared some pictures of it but with different conditions. | ¿Aún recuerdas este sendero? Si sigues mi blog, lo compartí en mi blog anterior cuando encontré el hongo Bunga Kencana y, por eso, este sendero no nos resulta desconocido en esta extraordinaria comunidad. He compartido algunas fotos, pero en condiciones diferentes. |
As I mentioned above, a few days ago my uncle took me to a banana plantation to harvest bananas. After I finished, I took a moment to find some pictures to share with this beloved community. As usual, the path I took to the plantation was similar to the pictures above, which I've also shared on previous blogs, but under different circumstances.
Considering the recent rain in my area, conditions are extremely unfavorable for buyers transporting bananas by truck. Motorcycles were deployed to transport the bananas from the plantation to the purchaser. Hence, there are several motorcycle scars on the road I've shared above.
Furthermore, I was also pressed for time. Even though the harvest was complete, the weather wasn't conducive to finding pictures in sufficient time. As you can see, dark clouds were gathering overhead, suggesting rain would soon fall in this area.
My country, Indonesia, which is located on the equator, is currently entering the rainy season, where in my region there are only two seasons, namely the rainy season and the dry season.
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| Suweg is the name of this plant in our language, which I heard when I started walking along the road on my way home. This plant is also native to Southeast Asia and grows wild in my area. This plant has branched leaves with soft stems. | Suweg es el nombre de esta planta en nuestro idioma, que usé al empezar a caminar por el camino de regreso a casa. Esta planta también es originaria del Sudeste Asiático y crece silvestre en mi zona. Tiene hojas ramificadas con tallos suaves. |
My friend...
This plant can reach a height of 1.5 m. I also discovered that the stem is the main single leaf stalk, not the stem.
It has a green color (ranging from light to dark) with white stripes, which, at first glance, I find almost snake-like.
If you'd like to learn more about this plant, you can see the link I've shared below.
suweg
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| I also found mushrooms and after I searched for information about this mushroom, it was called orange windmill which is a special mushroom genus marasmius. This mushroom has an umbrella-shaped cap with a width of 0.5 to 2.5 cm and the stem when I saw it was a little hard and shiny, pale in color on top but reddish brown below and about 4 cm long. This mushroom can be found in the forest and is spread across northern Europe and Asia, also in my area personally from August to December, it is a little easier to find it because of sufficient rainfall. | También encontré hongos y, tras buscar información sobre este, descubrí que se llamaba molino de viento naranja, un hongo especial del género Marasmius. Este hongo tiene un sombrero en forma de paraguas de entre 0,5 y 2,5 cm de ancho, y el tallo, al verlo, era un poco duro y brillante, de color pálido por arriba y marrón rojizo por abajo, y medía unos 4 cm de largo. Este hongo se encuentra en los bosques y está extendido por el norte de Europa y Asia. En mi zona, de agosto a diciembre, es más fácil encontrarlo gracias a las suficientes lluvias. |
My friend....
This mushroom is not poisonous, although it is not poisonous, this mushroom is too small to be considered as food, and you can also see the link below for more detailed information about this mushroom.
orange windmill mushroom
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| Apart from that, I also found several other mushrooms. This is understandable because my area is currently entering the rainy season, as I said above. So finding mushrooms in the forest is a bit easier. | Aparte de eso, también encontré varios hongos más. Es comprensible, ya que en mi zona estamos entrando en la temporada de lluvias, como mencioné antes. Así que encontrar hongos en el bosque es un poco más fácil. |
As I explored the swamps in the area, I discovered several other mushrooms growing on decaying wood.
You can see some of the pictures I've shared above.
My friends...
Fungi live symbiotically, because in addition to absorbing nutrients from other organisms, they also produce certain substances that benefit their symbionts.
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| I also took a moment to take some photos of the Kencana flower. | |
| I've shared this flower with this amazing community before, and now I've found it growing wild in my area. I suspect this plant is also very easy to find in the forests where it's abundant. | También me tomé un momento para tomar algunas fotos de la flor de Kencana. Ya había compartido esta flor con esta increíble comunidad y ahora la he encontrado creciendo silvestre en mi zona. Sospecho que esta planta también es muy fácil de encontrar en los bosques, donde abunda. |
Okay, friends, those are some pictures and short posts from me on this blog. I hope you all enjoyed and were entertained by what I shared. Thank you very much to all of you who took the time to read and view my blog until the end. I hope you all enjoyed and were entertained by what I shared this time.
Greetings everyone.
See you on my next blog.
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| Lens | 64 mp |
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| Photography | amazing nature (an) |
| Photographer | @antonydossantos |
About the author
Maulizar Mawardi or better known as @antonydossantos. I am a student. Like taking pictures, but not a professional photographer, insect lover, nature lover, looking for momentum is my hobby.
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Both seasons are good, I didn't follow your previous blog, this is first time reading..
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nice trail friend
I think we have that kind of flower