MONOMAD: Rotten Wood-Loving Mushrooms

I chose the following two different types of mushrooms to participate again in the daily #monomad challenge hosted by @monochromes. Although I discovered each of these mushrooms in a different area, they were all growing in the same type of environment—rotting wood. Here are images of both kinds that were taken:

Auriscalpium vulgare, this type of mushroom is very small and has a hard texture. Planks from the walls of wooden houses that are not used anymore are where they grow and develop. With minimal equipment, I tried to capture this moment and share it here.

Look! This mushroom looks a lot like the rusty nails still lodged in the boards. They look like a very well-matched couple, I think!😂

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Meanwhile, the other mushrooms that I share this time are Schizophyllum commune. Rotten twigs are the best home for this mushroom. Living in groups is his trademark. "I think they represent what sociologists call social creatures," I joked, interpreting the characteristics of this type of mushroom.

Please criticize if I incorrectly included the reference to the type of mushroom mentioned above. Photographed by nandaalbintang (@ichsannanda) with Canon EOS 700D camera+17-50mm Lens, edited in Adobe Photoshop.