Bienvenidos a todos los seguidores de esta hermosa ¨FungiFridayCommunity¨: Una vez más aquí en este maravilloso lugar para participar de este genial¨ FungiFridayCommunitycontest¨: que me gusta mucho, porque es la excusa perfecta para salir de nuestra casa en busca de estos hermosos ejemplares
Welcome to all the followers of this beautiful "FungiFridayCommunity": Once again here in this wonderful place to participate in this great "FungiFridayCommunitycontest": which I really like, because it's the perfect excuse to leave our house in search of these beautiful specimens
Source: Family Álbum
Unlike the previous two weeks when we searched for mushrooms in the streets of my city, this time we did it in this beautiful nature reserve near our home. which is the place we go when we want to find specimens for the challenge like the ones I'm going to show you next. This is a "species": really striking because of its peculiar shape, and they are "mushrooms" that you always want to see because they are very special.
Source: Family Álbum

This is a "genus" : of "fungus" that luckily we don't find very often, and it's not that I dislike finding them, it's just that when they are present on the branches of your trees, it is a clear sign that something bad is happening; These are commonly known as bark fungi, and there are many different species of them.
Source: Family Álbum

Of the three "fungi" we found this week, this is the "species": best known, and not because it's a sought-after edible mushroom. Just looking at its hard appearance, you'd imagine it's inedible. It's better known for its "medicinal" properties, which are used to treat various ailments.
Source: Family Álbum
I love accompanying my grandparents on their walks in the reserve. There are so many beautiful things to see and photograph with Gaby's Motoe7plus. When it comes to going out in search of specimens like these, the reserve is always the best option, since these are species that aren't seen much in our city.
