Fungi Friday - Small white mushrooms I found in the rice field

Hi mushroom lovers, today we can finally meet again in the #FungiFriday challenge organized by my brother @ewkaw.

Today I almost gave up while hunting for mushrooms, because in February it no longer rains which makes it very difficult for me to find mushrooms, but I still have to be enthusiastic so that I can find mushrooms to share with my friends, until finally when I was walking in the rice fields I managed to find a special small mushroom that is very beautiful on the rice field fence.

This mushroom is called Amanita virosa, this mushroom is very small and pure white in color which makes it very beautiful, unlike most mushrooms that grow on dry wood, this beautiful mushroom grows directly on the ground which makes it look so natural.

Luckily the rice field soil here is still moist which allows this mushroom to grow well, it seems that if I was late in finding it, this mushroom would immediately wither because the size of this mushroom looks like it is already large to the maximum.

When I found this beautiful mushroom, my heart felt relieved because I could greet my friends again by sharing this beautiful mushroom. On my way home today I found another mushroom, the second mushroom I found today is called Fomitopsis pinicola.

This mushroom is very unique because I found this mushroom growing on an areca nut tree that is still standing strong, this mushroom grows around this areca nut tree which makes it look beautiful, this mushroom also grows apart from each other which makes them look independent.

This mushroom looks brown and at first glance looks like a sponge cake, I myself feel very happy to have found this beautiful mushroom today because I can also share it with all my friends here.

These are two types of beautiful mushrooms that I managed to find today, thank you to my friends who have visited my mushroom post on Friday.