Member Image: Moss on Post. Taken near Bridgend, with the Derwent Reservoir in the background.

An up close and personal macro shot of the fly agaric , taken in the new forest Oct 06 , more commonly recognised by its bright...

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Strange mushrooms that grow legs and walk. Forest of Dean.

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Taken on the same rainy day as the "Raindrops on grass" picture. The wetness of the fungi improves the texture of the image.

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Lichens on tree branch.

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THe warm and wet October weather has seen an explosion in the fungi population locally. There was a particularly magnificent...

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We saw these large and perfect bracket fungi today while walking on Exmoor. They were remarkably solid - almost like wood. IF...

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The classic fungi ... recognisable from its red cap and white spots.

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Massed fungi on a warm, damp October day.

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We have seen a lot of these pretty little fungi conurbations recently. This one was nestled into some lovely, springy moss on a...

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October 2004 saw an explosion in numbers and varieties of fungi in our area - presumably warm, damp conditions were perfect for...

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A beautiful combination of fungi and moss on the stump of a dead tree.

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On Exmoor, you sometimes see trees almost completely covered in drapes of lichen. This hawthorn only had the one patch. It'll...

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Fungii

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Fly Agaric. Our most familiar toadstool very poisonous this one was found by the roadside under a beech tree but they are...

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Mushrooms taken on the Chatsworth Estate set in the magnificent landscape of Derbyshire’s Peak District National Park

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On rotting wood,near the Derwent Reservoirs, Derbyshire. January 2007

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found this fungi growing in a tree hollow at Rudyard Lake.

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From a mossy flush near where Lands Clough joins the Derwent, below Upper Small Clough. The most prolific site I know for these...

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Spotted lots of these deep in the local wood; a space age enclave.

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Single Fungi taken at Rufford Country Park, Nottinghamshire.

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Wild mushroom taken at Lyme Park, Disley

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My first exposure to the Scottish Isles: a visit to Arran. The mustardy yellow immediately grabbed my eye.

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Found lots of these in a field along with Field and Woodland Mushrooms

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We found this Giant Puffball in a field with two others. The other two had been trampled by cows but this one was still intact....

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As with the the 2005 fungi picture, my son again found this specimen at Harcourt Arboretum whilst searching for conkers..

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not sure what kind but taken in Tyrells wood on the same day as the berries.

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Taken in the upper Derwent valley with a Macro Lense.

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This picture was taken at Harcourt Arboretum in Autumn 2005. My son was investigating old tree stumps when he came across these.

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A damp January day in Etherow Country Park.

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A beautiful sunny February 2007 day walking around Warslow, Staffs gazing at the new life bursting out.

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I found this fungi growing all over a rotting tree stump in a wood near Ambergate, Derbyshire.

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I found this fungi growing all over a rotting tree stump in a wood near Ambergate, Derbyshire.

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I found this fungi growing all over a rotting tree stump in a wood near Ambergate, Derbyshire.

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Shaggy ink cap fungi - taken on a woodland bank at Carsington Water, Derbyshire

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Cut and recut, reflected and rotated, Brownhills Common, July 07

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Reflected lichens, Brownhills Common, August 2006

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Reflections on tree forms, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, August 06

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Or Sulphur Polypore, I found this one on an oak tree during May, but it can also be found on other deciduous trees. Season late...

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Fungi of open grassland often found where animals graze.

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Fungi, Moss and Lichen, all three on one bough.

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Definately not expecting this growth of fungus in June. Near the river, upper stretch of the Lathkill.

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Snowdonia, October 2004

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Fabulous texture... should be able to identify the particular fungus from this set of images.

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A wonderful fly agaric mushroom specimen. Snowdonia (October 2004).

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Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria) mushrooms are world renowned as halucinogens giving the taster a trip to other worlds. Ever...

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Found under Silver Birch on local scrubland, season summer to autumn.

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Picture taken January in deciduous woodland, the fungi can be found all year round, but most common from the end of summer...

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Kerrow, Inverness-shire

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Mushrooms foend below the Derwent Reservoirs in the Derbyshire Peak District.

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Grows in association with confers, this one was found under a Scots pine, on the Trans Penine Trail, Longdendale.

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