Toadstools in autumn at Winkworth Arboretum, Surrey, England.

On a log down by the river Evenload glowing in the low winter sunlight.

A toadstool seen growing from bare earth in countryside not far from Norwich. I am not enough of an expert to be able to identify it. To my eye the little "shavings" on the cap give it a look of the Shaggy Ink Cap. Others may know better. My wife and I refer to "toadenstoolens". We have been talking like this since spending a short holiday in The Netherlands and adjoining parts of Germany a few years ago.

Raised embroidery detail

little baby toadstool in a walnut shell cradle.

new pics for the shelves - see profile

Toadstool trail, UT

fly agaric (Amanita muscaria)

A Mushroom of unidentified variety. ( May be a Lacrymaria lacrymabunda - Weeping Widow. )

A colourful way to mark an entrance.

CC - MV Red 2

Toadstool (Fly Argaric), Dunwich Heath

Toadstool in woods in Thorpeness

in the forest we found this toadstool... Don´t eat it!!! ;-)

toadstool

Toadstool

Toadstool shot in Chasewater, Staffordshire.

Poisonous but photogenic.

These toadstools were clearly meant to be together...

It seems they do age pretty fast. Maybe because suddenly the weather has turned warm and dry? / Het lijkt alsof ze erg snel verouderen. Misschien omdat het weer opeens warm en droog is geworden?

Unidentified toadstool, Warblington, Hampshire.

One of two Toadstools taken at Knapps

Toadstool fairy door Have a look at my MISI shop for more !

fd15

This is the toadstool equivalent of the Terracotta Army

toadstool

All of the pictures are © copyright by Jonas Falk "All rights are reserved" worldwide.

Please do not use, copy or edit any of my photographs. However please feel free to contact

with me if you are interested in using any of my images.

The local playground is quiet and peaceful as another day comes to an end.

Walking through the vally of the black water, Zelem

Wandeling langs de Vallei van de Zwarte Beek, Zelem

There was quite a number of these attractive toadstools on the bright grassy floor below a stand of Larch trees near Red Moss.

Possibly Laccaria laccata (The Deceiver).