Adventure looking for some mushrooms in the forest and this is the result

My contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw.
Meet me again in this amazing community and I hope you all have a great day.

My friends!!
Fungi are interesting organisms and play an important role in the ecosystem.
They can grow in different environments from forests to soil and I even got a post about mushrooms where the mushrooms grow in the bodies of other creatures.
In addition, my friends.
mushrooms also have a unique body structure, consisting of hyphae that form a mycelium network where the mycelium helps the mushrooms absorb nutrients from the surrounding environment. so it's no wonder that all my friends often find mushrooms growing on rotten wood because they need nutrients from the wood.

And like creatures in general, mushrooms also have many different types, including edible mushrooms, poisonous mushrooms and even mushrooms that are used in industry because some types of mushrooms have medicinal properties that are beneficial to our human health.

Well...
On this occasion I want to share some results from the Mushroom Adventure to be shared in the #fungifriday challenge this time.
Because I think this challenge is fun.

Okay my friend. Keep following this post because the post has just started.

location
The first thing I do is find a location, then I choose a plantation, considering that mushrooms usually grow in places with high humidity, but my area is currently entering the dry season and I think the plantation is a little damp compared to open land.
My friend
Mushrooms usually tend to grow after rain and if now the weather is a little hot then I think the morning is the right time to look for some mushrooms.
Look my friend, it's around 10:00 WIB, but the weather is very bright.

My friend
After a few minutes of searching, I found the first mushroom.
This mushroom is colored with a faint red and shaped like a cup, usually in my area this mushroom is called "cup mushroom".
And when making this post, I took a little time to search for more details about this mushroom on the internet, and I found that this mushroom is a species of mushroom that is widespread in the northern hemisphere, has been found in various countries, namely Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America and Australia, as well as areas that have high rainfall in particular.
And it has the Latin name Sarcoscypha coccinea commonly known as the red elf cup, red elf hat, or red cup, and they are a species of mushroom in the Sarcoscyphaceae family of the Pezizales order.
My friend can see more about this mushroom in the link below, because the information I got came from here.
https://id.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarcoscypha_coccinea

Then I continued my journey, and returned to find the next mushroom, this time I found a white mushroom with a hard texture, and I think this mushroom is the same species as the oyster mushroom, and regarding its size I think it is around 5-10 cm.

Still in the same place, I also found another mushroom and I think this mushroom is the same species as the previous mushroom, but the only difference is in the color, apart from that, I think they are all almost similar, what do you think, my friends?

And so I continued my journey on the journey to find mushrooms. I found something unique again because there I saw a bird's nest that had fallen on a mango tree and I think the bird's nest was dropped by a predator and eaten by its young. Usually one of the ones who does this is an eagle.

then I continued my journey and followed the path in the hope of finding one more species of mushroom to complete the post on this meeting

Finally I found the last mushroom and my post for this meeting is complete. This mushroom is very large and after searching on Google I found the link and my friend can see more details about this mushroom in the link that I have shared.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuscoporia_gilva

Okay, my friends, those are some of the pictures and short stories from my meeting this time. I hope you are all entertained and like what I share.

About the author

Maulizar Mawardi or better known as @antonydossantos. I am a student. Like taking pictures, but not a professional photographer, insect lover, nature lover, looking for momentum is my hobby.