Fungifriday || Protostropharia semiglobata fungus.

Happy fungifriday day and this is my contribution to #FungiFriday held by @ewkaw.

Yesterday morning my colleague and I went fishing in a river which is some distance from the settlement and to get there we walked along a path passing through the village farmer's rice fields and when we arrived at the riverside area, we walked along the riverbank. We walked along the riverbank which was surrounded by trees to look for a suitable location to sit back and relax while fishing.

And in a riverside environment surrounded by trees, I found a pile of toadstools which looked very unique with their characteristic reddish brown color growing around the roots of a large tree which was slightly surrounded by grass and dry leaves and they turned out to be mushrooms Psilocybe subcaerulipes These mushrooms look so soft and fresh, and judging from the characteristic reddish brown color that these mushrooms have even though they look so fresh, I think these mushrooms are not mushrooms that can be consumed.

After I took several shots of the beauty and elegance of these mushrooms, I continued my journey and when I arrived at the fishing spot, I again found a pile of toadstools which looked so amazing with their characteristic yellow color which was so cool.This fungus grows in the dry grass bushes along the banks of that river and they turned out to be mushrooms Protostropharia semiglobata and I decided to take a few shots of that mushroom with its amazing beauty.