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The Toadstool Hoodoos in Grand Staircase Escalante. Very easy to find on Highway 89 West of Big Water and just a short walk from the road, unlike the Wahweap Hoodoos that we will see later.
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
I have no idea what type of toadstool this is, but I just loved the fact that it looks like it is made of bronze.
A colony of toadstools in the gutter of a small street where parking is in high demand !
Will they survive?
or are they being self-sacrificial because if / when they are run-over, their spores will very likely be trapped in the tyres & undercarriage of the car and thus the future generations of these toadstools will be carried far & wide ? Actually, that's probably how these came to be where they are ....
A species of Toadstool I found whilst walking in Teign valley woodland, Devon.
I have no idea of the species, but it was red and cool and definitely worth a photo :)
Edit: Turns out this is a "Fly Agaric" toadstool. Thanks Chris (Roly2008) for the I.D!
I made this toadstool for Claire
( www.http://clairesblog.paynedesign.co.uk/blog )
for a swap organised by Amy
( lucykatecrafts.blogspot.com/ )
you can read all about it here:
paper-and-string.blogspot.com/2008/06/toadstool-touchdown...
and here:
paper-and-string.blogspot.com/2008/06/toadstools.html
I made a toadstool house for a little mouse, called Mousey!
Mousey is about 2" long and his house stands about 8" tall. Mousey painted his front door a lovely teal blue and his shutters match too, he's planted his garden with pretty flowers and spends a lot of time looking after them.
The toadstool is nice and heavy because I weighted it with rice but the top floor (!) is nice and light and fluffy.
This was a great swap to take part in...I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it :-)
A toadstool SWAP :)
I made my mushroom from the felt :)
To make my partner happy I also draw a little illustration for her :)