Fly agaric

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    1. [ r ♥ c e y t ♥ y ] {I br♥ke for bokeh} (56 months ago | reply)

      This is fantastic!

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      [ r ♥ c e y t ♥ y ] {I br♥ke for bokeh} added this photo to their favorites. (56 months ago)

    3. tetabiakti (56 months ago | reply)

      It was such a stroke of luck... someone had tipped me off about these amanitas, and finally I found them!

    4. José Bernardo (56 months ago | reply)

      Que lindos colores, porqué "Fly", acaso vuelan estos honguitos?

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      José Bernardo added this photo to his favorites. (56 months ago)

    6. tetabiakti (56 months ago | reply)

      Hongos volantes, ¡jajaja!
      En el pasado, la gente usaba estos hongos como un insecticidio muy eficaz contra las moscas. Según Wikipedia, el nombre español de este hongo es 'matamoscas'.

      P.d.: En Siberia, los chamanes utilizaban aquellos hongos para entrar en un trance - aparentamente, los matamoscas causan halicunaciones muy fuertes. "Don't try this at home! " :D

    7. Giles C. Watson (56 months ago | reply)

      Beautiful photograph! I have found fly agarics before and photographed them, but never in such bright sunlight... The mushrooms look even more striking in this light.

    8. Teyacapan (56 months ago | reply)

      I've really come to love these Amanitas. I hope they will return again mext year

    9. José Bernardo (56 months ago | reply)

      ja ja, ya entendí, no vuelan pero hacen volar a la gente, deben ser como el famoso hongo de san pedro que usan los chamanes acá en Ecuador para volar a otras dimensiones.

    10. just_ginge2007 (56 months ago | reply)

      This is a beautiful shot with the reflection in the water and the surrounding grasses.

    11. just_ginge2007 (56 months ago | reply)

      Terrific group of photos. Thanks for sharing and welcome to the group!

    12. tetabiakti (56 months ago | reply)

      @ just_ginge2007,

      And thank you for your nice comments! :-)

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      Terry from Sydney added this photo to his favorites. (56 months ago)

    14. Maria Avelino (56 months ago | reply)

      This is an "Amanita Muscária" .
      It's a dangerous mushroom. When is dry, in little portions can be used to "FLY" , but eaten fresh can cause death.

    15. Delaina M Pearson (55 months ago | reply)

      Wonderful light. The grass shadows look very nice across the caps. Nice capture.

    16. Franc Le Blanc (54 months ago | reply)

      I saw this great image in:
      Awesome Nature

    17. Alice hearts (54 months ago | reply)

      beautiful shot

      This great fall/winter shot was seen in
      Fall And Winter Around The World ❀

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      Alice hearts added this photo to her favorites. (54 months ago)

    19. Afrodita B. (54 months ago | reply)

      beautiful capture, love the intense red!
      This photograph is a WINNER!


      MUSHROOM PARADISE

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      BBC Springwatch, Cashius13, and _Pie_nya_ added this photo to their favorites.

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