FungiFriday

Fungi Friday: What do our trees host?

When we look at the contours of our nature we observe large trees that have good company, as we can see here we are talking about embracing fungi that grow around the contours of trees, completely surrounding them. Let's remember the noble function of fungi, many of them provide nutrients to trees, others do the opposite, and others are in charge of decomposing organic matter, allowing the natural cycle to continue its course, avoiding waste and generating new species that will come and will be fed by the species that are already decomposing.

And here you have a photographic collage about each of our beautiful species that adorn our beautiful countryside and fields, so let's learn to enjoy these magical beings that come to offer us their wonderful images.

We have beautiful colors of all varieties, from white to intense orange tones that stand out on the trees.

Thanks for coming.

Comments · 5

@commentrewarder(75)· 21d
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@qwerrie(78)· 25d
I do know, the proto does not convey all the beauty of the real thing, but it is very very very beautiful, I can see why you made so many takes of it. Very tender and pure colours, besides that a contrast of pink and amber's anthrazite. Enjoyable finds. Have a Hive !PIZZA for your shrooms.
@lupega(70)· 25d
The ones in the first photo look beautiful; mushrooms are like those people: you see them from afar, you get one impression, but then you get closer and realize that your initial impression has changed considerably.
@marjuanm(60)· 27d
Nice photos.