The Motion to Cope Up with the Monsoon Season and Look for Mushrooms

The Philippines is once again under the spell of the wet season especially in most parts of Luzon, the northernmost and biggest island that composed the Philippine archipelago whereas incessant rainfalls brought by the monsoon winds are being experienced in the said area and for a mountain dweller like me, the monsoon weather is synonymous with the mushroom season because this is the best time for these species of fungi to spawn and grow on forested places and this occurrence is what every mountain dwelling people awaits as edible wild mushrooms will become in abundance at the boondocks. Aside from the edible ones, a lot of non-edble species will grow of which I should be very careful with as non-edible mushrooms are toxic however, they are one of the best subjects for photography.

Shown in the video is my actual walk to look for edible wild mushrooms and other stuff that can be consumed as food like leaves of bitter gourd, bamboo shoots, wild papayas and jute leaves which become in abundance during the rainy season. This is also the best time to watch butterflies especially when the sun shows up for a while after continuous days of raining and I included clip of golden butterfly flying in the meadow with its striking yellow and black color combination of its wings. Last but not the least, are the route I made on that day and my Actifit activity count.

This is my video share for this week's Wednesday Walk hosted by our good friend @tatoodjay. Thanks for giving time to my ccontent and good day everyone!