My random shot today

Hello everyone good evening wherever you are, how are you tonight? Hope you are fine wherever you are.

I'm back here again and on this occasion I want to show you some of the beautiful shots I managed to capture today. Many of the things I found today consisted of bird's nest ferns, mini ferns, moss, water apple fruit and a group of mushrooms. I found all of this in the same area, namely in an empty garden not far from residential areas. I went there intending to look for mushrooms because I saw fi saba that there were trees that had fallen down, usually after being wet with rain there would be various mushrooms that appeared either on rotten wood or in other places.

When I got there I was immediately greeted by ferns. These plants grow on the roots of large trees. Usually I find bird's nest ferns and mini ferns in pots and sitting nicely in people's yards. But today I found them both in the wild. They grew abundantly there on the roots of the big tree.

While I was focusing on these two plants, I noticed a group of moss which was also growing thickly and covered the roots of the tree. I will also make moss into an object even though it is very small in size. After taking the photo, I now realize that moss also has branching stems. It's like a big tree filled with lots of branches. And that moment can only be enjoyed through macro photography. If you could see how beautiful the shape of moss is, I'm sure moss would also be used as an ornamental plant.

Water apple fruit is no less interesting, its color has started to change from green to red. That means the water apple fruit is in the process of ripening. I wanted to eat the water apple fruit, but I didn't dare to pick it because I didn't know the owner.

And finally I found a group of fungi growing on rotten wood. The mushrooms are still fresh, meaning they haven't been growing for long. It's not a mushroom to eat, but just to enjoy its beauty. This mushroom has a very hard flesh texture so it is impossible for us to process it into delicious food. You could say that mushrooms are hard like wood.