Laccaria trichodermophora

Collecting firewood has become a routine for those of us who live in the countryside. Keeping a stock of firewood is quite important, especially when the rainy season arrives, just like what is happening right now. While I was in the plantation, I suddenly managed to find several clusters of mushrooms growing directly from the ground. This particular mushroom has a very unique color, a rusty brown, and is relatively small in size. It has a long and slender stem, with a cap that looks like an umbrella, but it grows in large numbers in the same area. At that time, I planned to capture the beauty of this mushroom as well as possible, but unfortunately, I forgot to bring my macro lens, so I could only photograph this mushroom using my phone camera.

Just by looking at its appearance, we can already conclude that this particular mushroom is poisonous, meaning that it cannot be consumed. Its beauty is simply something that can only be admired.
Alright, everyone, now I am going to share some pictures of this mushroom here.