On a rotting log, I found a cluster of tiny mushrooms that caught my eye. These mushrooms were very small, growing in clusters and their bright colors made them easy to found it. The mushrooms were a golden yellow, resembling tiny flames dancing in the soft sunlight.
Not only were their colors captivating, but their shapes were equally captivating. Look closely, some resemble tiny fingers, others resemble coral branches on the seabed, and others are as plain as a index finger. But these simple, plain mushrooms are no less beautiful, exuding a warm charm.
These mushrooms were very small, at first glance it looks normal. Because they were so small, many would have overlooked them. However, to someone who took the time to pause and appreciate them deeply, they became truly extraordinary. Yes, they looked like those amazing shapes I just mentioned.
The texture of the flesh of these mushrooms was soft, like jelly, as the name suggests "jelly mushroom". These mushrooms often appear after heavy rain, and coincidentally, there was a few days of consecutive heavy rain where I live. They appear to have just grown on the tree. The color is still very fresh and the limbs are still intact.
This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw