Hi Hive Lovers
The rainy season always brings a lot of things. including the mushrooms that have sprung up. You just need to look down, and you will easily find them.
You don't need to go into a forest to find them; you can find them even just around your house. They come as uninvited guests, and they only come in the rainy season. Unless you leave the place damp, it will be a special invitation for their presence.
Their presence has shown that there is life everywhere, and the presence of all things is to carry out their respective roles.
I don't really understand what the role of mushrooms is or what they are for. I can only feel happiness at their arrival and the growing awareness that God Almighty has created all things with their own uniqueness and beauty, along with their respective roles and functions to complement each other in this life.
Some of them we can consume, and they have been cultivated with great hope; they have provided us with high nutritional content. But most of them can also kill us if we don't know them.
One thing is certain: their uniqueness and beauty have revived our good feelings to live our days with enthusiasm, and they also always come with enthusiasm, especially this rainy season.
You have seen many different forms of mushrooms from around the world. As more people bring them here, the mushrooms are popping up on Friday, and here's my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw.
These mushrooms that I found were popping up in groups, and I really don't know their names. I just enjoy the beauty and uniqueness of their appearance, and the same as you, I don't want to bother them at all.
One thing that really bothers me is my worry about my child or my neighbor's child, who often play around my house. I was very concerned that the children would pick it up and eat it.
I photographed this group of mushrooms using my #SamsungA52 cellphone camera in normal camera mode, but for the group of yellow mushrooms, I had to use macro mode. Their size is very small, but their color is a sign that they are dangerous.
Like you do, I will definitely find other mushrooms in the future for me to share here again with all of you.
Happy #FungiFriday!
