Mushroom Wednesday | photography of white mushroom shaped like an umbrella growing on wood chips or husks
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Hello all friends, come back with me @dalkece, I hope you all are always in good health physically and spiritually, today I am back again showing my friends all the photos of mushrooms that thrive in the forests of Aceh, the mushrooms that I found this time it is a very unique type of mushroom, usually this fungus grows on wood chips or wood husks on the ground, its shape is like a very beautiful umbrella, this mushroom has a white color all over the mushroom, the stem seems to have the small feathers and the bottom of the mushroom are shaped like the tip of a book, this mushroom once grows 4 or 5 pieces, some are small and some are medium, and this mushroom has a white color all over the mushroom.
How do I find this mushroom? I found this mushroom when I was on my way home, that day I went to the surau to pray, after I finished praying I went straight home, I went home through the forest, in the middle of the trip I saw this mushroom, I immediately went home to take my cellphone to take pictures of the mushrooms.
I took this picture with a realme cellphone, I photographed the mushroom from all sides, from the right, left, and top sides, I also took a picture from the side to make it look more attractive.
I photographed this mushroom in the afternoon, because at that time I came home from the surau at 4 pm after finishing the Asr prayer, and I prefer to photograph something in the afternoon because the lighting is very good and makes the mushroom more beautiful.
This mushroom is a type of mushroom that is not poisonous or edible, usually my mother process it by sauteing the mushroom, I really like it especially if it is cooked with noodles, it must taste very good. noodles.
That's all from me today, hopefully what I share this time is useful for all of my friends and I hope you like it, thank you for supporting me, greetings from me @dalkece and see you again in the next episode about unique and interesting types of mushrooms, thank you.
