Wild Mushroom Village
Hi everyone #fungilovers friends.
Tonight I want to try to share again wild mushrooms that I took in a village, which according to this news is a mushroom village, although not many know about it but I was very surprised by the name of the village....lol.
exhausting the journey that takes a lot of time and my goal is to look for unit and beautiful mushrooms like the "Lifestyle Fimela" mushroom, a mushroom that has a very beautiful red hat and white spots, but in summer or dry season it doesn't have the slightest opportunity for growth for mushrooms that can grow. I'd like to see and wish I had with my current Camera, but I got another mushroom that's still alive in the heat of the moment.
Mushrooms that I like can be between mangrove trees or also in gardens like rubber trees and most will have lots of mushrooms that will grow there too, but that makes me a little dizzy and also disappointed with today's search, and tonight I'm trying to write what that's on my mind with a bit of trepidation with ...lol.
From the results of several Cera smartphones that I addressed to the mushrooms in my post tonight, it could help me again to find some reasons for the objects that I really wanted to get with satisfactory results according to my vision at that time.
To travel I have to have some time lag that can allow me to participate in many things, be it a progress or a new discovery. I think how and where I can start writing a few pen lines by typing the keyboard on my smartphone. It's also 20.30 pm and is on the thighs of Wednesday 11/May/2022.
| Photography | Natural Fungi |
|---|---|
| Camera | Smartphone |
| Editing | mobail Sneepsed |
| Location | aceh, Wild Mushroom Village |
| Objeck | Natural Mushroom |
| Photographer | @lingkar-photo |
https://twitter.com/ligkarphoto/status/1524401888414040067
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Wow! That's a lot of fungi growing in many random places. Some of their shapes and colors are very interesting to see. When I looked at the last photo, I saw the mushroom looked like the big fur that a lion has around its head. Cool post! Keep it up! 😃
Thank you @jadeaca