Toadstool Geological Park, Oglala National Grassland, Nebraska.

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San Francisco, CA

The Patch

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f 3.5

1/200

SB900 through an umbrella

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Last week I went location hunting and decided to check this open area of the city and came across this wonderful specimen.

Toadstools Formations, UT

These formations are easily accessible. Just a short 1/2 mile hike off of US Hwy 89, between Page, AZ & Kanab, UT. I hit these on one of my many trips to the area in 2019.

There are a number of photography oportunities here. I hit the area around mid morning. The light was pretty good. the "theater" of where these rocks sit are all south facing/exposed, so I think any part of morning or later afternoon would allow proper light to shoot most of the formations.

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These tiny toadstools were growing from between the bark of this tree, they are less than 1cm high.

Toadstool

(9.365) Went on a walk for fall color and found tons of these guys growing everywhere. I thought the vivid oranges and reds against the stark white was especially pretty on these. Since I came away with my first ever mushroom pictures a few days ago I figured I might as well have a go at it again.

A small but cute toadstool on Snellsmore Common in Newbury Berkshire.

Toadstools at Hollybank.

Tiptree Heath, Essex, England - 30th October, 2012

toadstool

Another from my trip to Cramond Island on Sunday. I found these toadstools in a nice shady and mossy part of the island.

Anyone with any fungi ID skills that could tell me what these are?

I'm not sure what sort they are, but they are growing in a plant pot along side a Dahlia

I thought this one looked like 3 toadstools, what do you see?

Toadstool

Amanita muscaria mushrooms

Toadstool gills

9 photos focus stacked

Q: Why do Toadstools grow so close together? A: They don't need Mushroom.

I have not seen toadstools in nature for years. So a look into the past....

Toadstool growing out of dead wood covered in moss

A collection of toadstools, again shot with the Pentax 50mm f/1.7 which helps to throw the background out of focus

Tiny little toadstool ornaments made of recycled garment wool. The tops have been hand-dyed using (from left to right) onion skins, red cabbage, and parsley. They hang from a loop of hemp.

They're all about 2.5" tall.

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I found at Cherry Lake

Raised embroidery.

Bottle Lake Forest, Canterbury NZ

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"How d'ya know they're toadstools?"

"'Coz there ain't mushroom in there."

(Yeah, I know, I know ;^)

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I have not seen toadstools in nature for years. So a look into the past....

By the drive at Yeldall Manor, Hare Hatch, Berkshire, UK

Mount Keira, Wollongong, NSW

This cluster of toadstools on a public parkway caught my attention as I was walking by. I didn't have my DSLR with me so I used my smart phone to capture this interesting freak of nature.

Three miniature needle felted toadstools, the tallest is just 4 ½ inches tall.

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Today Marjolein and I had a great walk in the woods. The weather was great and even the sun was shining every now and then. Woods are great for a recharge of your batteries. Somewhere in the woods nearby Rhenen I found these toadstools and some new inspiration :-)

I like all the different tones of brown.

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