This is the second in my mini series of autumn fungi from the pine plantation floor. This one most people will know as a ‘fly agaric’ or Amanita muscaria. The image from yesterday is, I believe, a more mature example. As I’m sure for many, this to me conjures up childhood imaginings from fairy tale books. Taken in late afternoon light 🙂
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I’ve never seen these wild in the bush. Didn’t realise they were so colourful.
Yes, they almost glow, starting at what I would call “pillar box red” turning to the orange egg yolk colour
I like this one too – and yes, something from fairy tales. And, again, the pine debris brings life and reality and the background is unobtrusive. Very nice lighting. A 🙂
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Very colorful!
Yes, they were!
Wonderful ..
😀 As always, very kind!
😀 back at you
ah these are the true magic mushrooms!! One side makes you larger and the other….!! Gorgeous Lisa!