Silky Rosegill

A silent artist of natural beauty, an umbrella-shaped fungus in the lap of the soil

Nature constantly adorns its beauty around us in various colors and forms. Sometimes as a rainbow in the vast sky, sometimes as dewdrops on green leaves, and sometimes nature shows its form in small creatures or plants. Similarly, a silent yet charming natural art is the fungus, or mushroom. The picture presents before us a sign of such natural beauty.

The picture shows a lone fungus, which is silently standing with its head raised high in the lap of the soil. Its umbrella-like cap is round and slightly bent downwards, which gives it the shape of a shadow. The fungus was probably born in the early morning or after rain, because they are more often seen in such an environment. The atmosphere in the background is like a jungle or an abandoned garden, where small plants and dry leaves are scattered.

Fungi are a mysterious elemen nature. They are neither trees nor animals.While many fungi are edible, some are poisonous. So matter how attractive any fungus may look, you should definitely know if safe before touching eating it.

The most striking aspect picture is its color combination. The fungus has a light pink hue its surface, with a darker shade underside. Its stem is long, slender, and relatively white, looking a lot like wet wood. It stands above the ground as if saluting nature.

Such pictures awaken love for nature not only in our eyes, but also in our minds and thoughts. We understand that the beauty of nature is not limited to big mountains, rivers or forests. A small fungus can also be a carrier of immense beauty. It is our responsibility to keep them alive, preserve them, and capture such beauty on camera.

Along with taking pictures, it is also important to understand the story or environment behind it. Growing fungi in such soil means that there is organic matter or decomposed material there. Fungi help to make the soil more fertile by decomposing those materials. This cycle of nature continues to protect our environment day after day.

Finally, it can be said that the picture is not just of a fungus, but a picture of the silent poetry of nature. When we see such pictures, we not only appreciate them, but also learn to love nature more deeply.

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Location| Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Short by |@aburihan
Link to original community|
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/285218949

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