Three views

Autumn is a time my Mum dreads because my Dad likes to go out on the New Forest looking for interesting mushrooms. This one's for you Dad.

a surprise webcap perhaps? Looks like a Cortinarius of some sort and most likely poisonous at best if not deadly.

But then again, it might be something else entirely!

On the forest floor at Cunninghams Gap, SE Queensland, Australia.

Please see autumn studies set www.flickr.com/photos/wendycoops224/sets/72157631597284035/

Toadstool on the river path to Keir Mill

A small grey toadstool growing in leaf litter.

Filled Swiss chocolate Christmas tree decorations

One big--- mushroom in the neighbors yard.

unidentified, south Western Australia

Open toadstool

Not seen one like it before.

This picture was taken by my wife on her P&S.

Experimenting with my macro lens.

More Entrada sandstone, this time about 30 miles from Lake Powell. The cap on top is Dakota sandstone. Eventually the softer Entrada will erode faster & leave the big Dakota rock on the ground

They had popped out of the grass in many places.

Taken en route from Shere to Westcott

The first series of Star Trek could have used the top of this toadstool as an exciting planet set. If the actors had only been millimeters high.

found on my patio

Pictures of various toadstools and mushrooms I found in the forest.

Epping Forest, nr London, UK

Toadstool Geologic Park, Oglala National Grassland, Nebraska, USA

These Toadstools are just a breif stroll from the Highway just east of the pariah ranger station outpost

Peat moss, ripped up toadstool and bark.

We saw these on our walk on the nature reserve

I made this in “Vroege Vogelbos, in Almere, October 22, 2013.

Taken around Ravenfield ponds area near Rotherham