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As the title says - a toadstool. Found in the forest in Bavaria. It's actually pretty poisonous, lethal in fact. However, consumed in sufficiently small quantities it acts as a hallucinogenic. I guess whoever cut out that little slice knew that well.
Pertenecen a un grupo comúnmente conocido como nidos de pájaro por su forma. Carpóforo cuyo diámetro medio oscila entre medio centÃmetro y uno, foto en su primera etapa con forma de pequeños pastelillos
This interesting mushroom still had bits of dirt on top after it sprang up following a brief rain. I found it interesting.
Montell, Uvalde County, Texas in April 2021
Crocheted toadstool attached to a little mat of grass, with a fairy made from pipecleaners and wool.
In this series of 10 photos I have shown a mix of different fungi and toadstools seen on the bush track (McCardles bush) Tauranga, NZ
Pink fairy toadstool cake. Vanilla sponge with fondant icing and fondant modelled detail. Inspired by a Debbie Brown design
Crocheted toadstool attached to a little mat of grass, with a fairy made from pipecleaners and wool.
These neat little toadstools, photographed growing in the Hokitika cemetery, are Entoloma perzonatum (now a synonym of Entoloma translucidum, thanks myxonz), a New Zealand endemic species in the same genus as the brilliant blue toadstools, Entoloma hochstetteri.
There are more photos of E. translucidum and some information at virtualmycota.landcareresearch.co.nz/webforms/vM_Species_Details.aspx?pk=3407.
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I have seen mushrooms/toadstools used to evoke mystery, enlightenment, transformation, birth and renewal, life and death, and wisdom. And, of course, to indicate that there has been too much rain and the lawn is starting to rot.
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