#FungiFriday - Wood Mushrooms in a Corner of Nature š
Hello Hive friends!
This time I'm back hunting for hidden beauty behind old tree trunks and discovered some unique mushrooms growing naturally in the open.
This mushroom is a brownish-orange color with a beautiful striped pattern. This mushroom is often found on rotting wood and is known as Turkey Tail (Trametes versicolor), although the one I found is more earthy and rust-colored.
The second type of mushroom is smaller and more delicate, resembling a small shell growing sideways on a tree trunk. It's pale white and has a fragile texture, yet beautiful in its simplicity.
The third type of mushroom features a bright red color, like a captivating natural painting. This is likely a young Ganoderma species, often called lingzhi mushroom in traditional medicine.
š³ I've always been fascinated by how mushrooms can be indicators of ecosystem health. They grow from decay, yet bring beauty and balance.
Note: I am writing in Indonesian and using the help of Google translate to translate into English.
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| Photographer | Smartphone used | Location |
|---|---|---|
| @gunting | Realme C53 | Aceh Province. Indonesian Country. |
Good morning, dear friend @gunting
The three species of mushrooms you found are impressive. I appreciate you sharing the names of each of them.
Have a beautiful day.
Good morning too, my friend š
Thank you for your appreciation! It's always a pleasure to share small discoveries from nature, especially if it can broaden our collective knowledge.
May your day be filled with color and inspiration too š