Fungifriday - beautiful mushrooms stand majestically among the dense green leaves

In the middle of the green, moist and shady grove, I accidentally glanced at a tiny mushroom sitting sweetly on a rotten wood. I immediately approached the place to make sure whether it was really a mushroom or not. When I got there, I was amazed by its extraordinary beauty. I tried to squat so I could enjoy it at a closer distance.

I tried to look around but I didn't find any other mushrooms in that place. The mushroom I found was very small, its shape was also very simple but stunning. Its hood looked very thin with a soft, pure white texture. The most interesting thing about this mushroom is the layout of its gills, arranged very neatly. The beauty it has makes me unable to look away, it's so beautiful. If you look closely, the mushroom is like a tiny umbrella that is sheltering the fragments of time.

The mushroom just stayed there, not moving, not making a sound, let alone asking to be noticed. He sat sweetly on the rotten wood without complaining at all, he continued to illuminate the surrounding environment. His little mushroom seemed to be a silent witness to the life of that place. From this mushroom we can understand that something extraordinary is not always found in things that are striking and large. Even simple things can amaze us, as long as we take a moment to pay attention to them.