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As usual, I took far more photos of toadstools during September than I could possibly include on my Changing Seasons post. I thought I’d share them with you today instead.
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Love them! Your fungus is very photogenic. 🙂
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Thank you. 🙂 I find the best way to take good pictures of funghi is to get right down to their level – which on damp, autumnal mornings means I usually have rather wet jeans by the time I’m done! I’m glad you like them.
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A lovely foray
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Toadstools hunting is one of my favourite ways to spend a morning. Thanks for visiting, Derrick. 🙂
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These are great! I honestly feel like mushrooms are quite magical!
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Me too! I’m glad you like them, Dominic. 🙂
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Fabulous shots 🙂
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Thanks, Sue. 🙂
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That is indeed one heck of a lot of toadstools. And lots of different varieties!
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They’re everywhere I look at the moment! Thanks for visiting, Ali. 🙂
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You have managed to capture a large variety.
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Once you start looking for them you realise just how many if them there are! Thanks for visiting, Colline. 🙂
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Fairy tale magic aura to these…lyrically photographed if that is possible. Many thanks for sharing and I’ll never look at toadstools in the same way again! 😀❤️
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Thank you, Annika. I always find toadstools to be quite magical things. I actually have lots of pixie stories I’ve jotted down while photographing them that I really need to type up and illustrate! Thanks for visiting. 🙂
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yes, magical!!
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