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stag35v8: Quite a number of large mushrooms out in the deer park at Petworth.
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stag35v8: From a distance it might look like a rusty bit of metal but still a mushroom.
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stag35v8: So many mushrooms all in one place.
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stag35v8: I like how mushrooms sometimes grow in little clumps.
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stag35v8: One of the best examples of this magnificent mushroom. 🍄
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stag35v8: A lovely little group. We saw more but they had been nibbled.
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stag35v8: Love this one with all the dew drops.
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stag35v8: Found a few different mushrooms around the cricket ground.
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stag35v8: Lots of mushrooms by the path at Winkworth Arboretum.
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stag35v8: Mushrooms at Winkworth Arboretum
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stag35v8: This one was high on a slope so easier to photograph at Winkworth Arboretum
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stag35v8: So many different types and so difficult to know which is which.
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stag35v8: Spotty mushroom.
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stag35v8: Look closer at fallen trees, you never know what you might see.
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stag35v8: Little and large mushrooms.
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stag35v8: You have to look closely to see the small ones.
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stag35v8: Wavey mushrooms.
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stag35v8: Bright little mushrooms in the grass.
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stag35v8: Parasol mushroom, never seen one this big before!
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stag35v8: Parasol mushroom, showing you how big it is.
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stag35v8: The last man standing.
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stag35v8: Almost missed this one, 6-8 inches tall! Possibly a Magpie Inkcap but happy to to be corrected.
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stag35v8: Shows you don't have to rummage in the undergrowth, these were right next to the path.
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stag35v8: Amanita muscaria, the Fly Agaric, probably the only one I know.
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stag35v8: Amanita muscaria, the Fly Agaric, probably the only one I know.
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stag35v8: Looks more like a sea urchin than a mushroom.
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stag35v8: These were on a mossy bank about waist hight, just right for taking photos.
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stag35v8: Growing on an old tree stump.
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stag35v8: Old rotting wood seems to be a favourite spot.
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stag35v8: Mushrooms piled high.