I always search for mushrooms as photographic subjects when the insects start to disappear in autumn. When I find two in line, I take pictures with one in focus, and the second blurred in the background.
But this was something speciel, which really got me exited when I discovered it:

5D, sigma 180, 360 mm, iso400, f/45, 1/12 s, uncropped.

Crop of the picture above.
Here is what I originally thought I was lying on the ground for. Surely I had to move closer and add the tele-converter, when I realised I could see one mushroom in the waterdrop hanging on the other.
I had to use this small apperture of f/45, or the edge of the nearest mushroom would get so blurred that the drop would nearly be hidden.

5D, sigma 180, 180 mm, iso 200, f/9, 1/400 s, uncropped.
Hope at least some of my exitement over this finding will reach you :-)
cheers
Erland