British Fungi Autumn brings a wealth of fascinating changes as the days ease towards Winter. Frequent damp days and rainfall cause fungi to appear overnight, some microscopic and easily overlooked, others large and unmissable. How can one fail to be intrigued by names such as Amethyst Deceiver, Golden Spindles and Verdigris Agaric? Some of the following images are from a few years ago whilst others are recent. There's always something fresh to discover and each new day can bring another fungus to identify and try to capture with my camera. |
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Fly Agaric just emerged Weir Wood, East Sussex Amanita rubescens Weir Wood, East Sussex |
Toadstools in morning sun Ashurst Wood, West Sussex Bracket Fungi Weir Wood, East Sussex |
Pink Fungus Weir Wood, East Sussex Yellow Stagshorn Weir Wood, East Sussex |
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