BACK TO THE SMALL FOREST MUSHROOM HUNTING AT THE END OF SUMMER JULY

Good afternoon, wild mushroom hunter friends and small mushrooms throughout the forest and bushes.

Happy to be back with old friends where we don't have other schedules, but today we visited looking for some mushrooms growing wild, but a little disappointed about the mushrooms we wanted, and I took a photo where my friend named @hattaarshavin who no longer writes, and has switched to buying and selling photo accounts @staterstock and said he was focusing on that application.

Mycena sanguinolenta, commonly known as bloody axe, lesser bloody mycena, or terrestrial bloody mycena, is a species of fungus in the family Mycenaceae. It is a common and widespread species, and has been found in North America, Europe, Australia and Asia.

This is the mushroom that I came across but doesn't have many variations that I can share, and unfortunately I can only take half the picture because this mushroom is a long mushroom with several lengths to the point that I can only capture the head of my umbrella for now for you to see.

And I also took a portrait of my friend where he was taking a picture of jamut with a macro lesbong lens which he said he had bought since he was at this hivean and in 2009 he said jokingly because I am a new user in 2021 I can say that.

Thank you to all friends who are in the wild mushroom hunters wherever they are, it's nice to get to know many friends outside the area and a great desire to be able to visit hiveans who are all kind if there is an opportunity like that time, where hive numbers can make it possible to buy plane tickets anywhere lol.

See you next time and this opportunity.