Classic toadstool. Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria) in Delamere Forest

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Toadstools that appeared where the neighbours had to remove an old tree. I think they're probably Coprinus cinereus, which apparently tend to turn up in manure, so I'm guessing they dug some manure into the soil.

Prickly fungus on the Ninderry trail.

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Interesting looking symbol

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We get giant toadstools under the silver birch trees. It looks like fairy land

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On a rotting log in How Tun Woods this afternoon.

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Others cling to the dead bark of the tree / Andere klampen zich vast aan de dode boombast

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A small single red toadstool I found in my backyard.

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Teddy: do you think it is safe to sit here? The rock can fall any time

Bearmey: you are right, let get out of here

At last, have been looking for one like this for ages. Found it by pure chance in the local churchyard.

Lots of mushrooms around. This was too close and bright to pass. Not remarkable otherwise.

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Spotted on the grass at Hexworthy in the middle of Dartmoor.

At the Urban Gardens exhibition at Olympia.

Toadstool Hoodoos

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toadstool in the woods, Hampshire

Toadstool in black ink .

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It's been so dry and we've finally had some rain, and the lawn is now

full of fungi.

Not sure what type