Mushroom Collection (page 63)

Fly agaric mushrooms in wood
The common mushroom known as Fly agaric, Amanita muscaria, photographed in woodland. The cap (8-20cm across) is covered with white pyramidal warts which may be washed off by rain

Dryads Saddle (Polyporus squamosus) close-up of fruiting bodies, in deciduous woodland, Derbyshire, England

USA, Oregon, Treefrog on Morel

Fall leaves and toadstool

Beech Tree - Oyster mushroom (Pleurotus ostr)
ME-1855 Beech Tree - Oyster mushroom (Pleurotus ostr) Fagus sylvatica Johan De Meester Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Double page spread in a diary for 5-10 September
A double page spread in a young persons diary for 5-10 September. Each day is given a small illustration, relating either to the season, or to the anniversary of an historical event

1957 nuclear test: First hydrogen bomb test
After Britains first hydrogen bomb test over the pacific on May 15th 1957: the mushroom cloud photographed from a ship. The bomb was exploded in the air high above the sea off Christmas Island

Play / Mills / Rainbow Ends
WHERE THE RAINBOW ENDS Will o the Wisp tunes his pipe to the wind song while sitting on a mushroom

Funghi / Toadstool / Mushrm
How to tell a toadstool from a mushroom

Mushroom Gatherer
The mushroom gatherer

Mushroom Agaricus
Agaricus species: either Campestris or Bisporus

Mushrooms German Book
Eight varieties of mushroom

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Mushroom growing on a dead tree covered with moss, Pioneer Falls, Alaska, United States of America, North America

Fly Agaric funghi in Windermere Cumbria UK
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Gnome at the West Putnam gnome reserve in Devon UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Deep Sea Mushroom Soft Coral (Cnidaria) - Depth: 700 - 4000 ft - Canyon Walls - Montery Bay - California - USA
KEL-208 Deep Sea Mushroom Soft Coral (Cnidaria) Canyon Walls - Montery Bay - California - USA Anthomastus ritteri Depth: 700 - 4000 ft Ken Lucas Please note that prints are for personal display

Field mushrooms on a surface

Red squirrel - eating mushroom Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. Northern Rockies, Fall. MI201
TOM-1011 Red squirrel - eating mushroom Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. Northern Rockies, Fall. Tamiasciurus hudsonicus Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display

King bolete splendid specimen in oak forest New Forest National Park, Hampshire, England, UK
SAS-202 King bolete - splendid specimen in oak forest New Forest National Park, Hampshire, England, UK Boletus edulis Edible Steffen & Alexandra Sailer Please note that prints are for personal

Fly agaric several specimen in forest with birch trees New Forest National Park, Hampshire, England, UK
SAS-190 Fly agaric - several specimen in forest with birch trees New Forest National Park, Hampshire, England, UK Amanita muscaria Steffen & Alexandra Sailer Please note that prints are for personal

Mushrooms for sale, Mercado Central (Central Market), Valencia, Mediterranean, Costa del Azahar, Spain, Europe

Mushrooms and strawberries on a market stall, France, Europe

Close-up of mushrooms

Wild field mushrooms picked in the New Forest, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Wild mushrooms in market, Old Town, Prague, Czech Republic, Europe

Mushroom stall at market, Xining, Qinghai, China, Asia

Mushroom
Close up of a fungi Mushroom

Fly Agaric mushroom (Amanita muscaria) inleaf litter. This poisonous fungus, which has acap up to 20 centimetres across, is so namedbecause in medieval times it was mixed with milkand used to stupefy

Bay Boletus (Boletus badius) on a woodlandfloor. Found in mixed woodland throughout theBritish Isles, the Bay Boletus is an edibleautumnal fungus which often clusters around ScotsPine trees

Mushrooms Walsh 31-39
Varieties of mushroom: all of these are edible

Musical Cricket, Gnome
The musical performance of a cricket, standing on a mushroom and accompanying himself on the violin, is appreciated by a gnome standing on another

Sparassis Crispa
SPARASSIS CRISPA Common name: Cauliflower Mushroom

Hydnum Repandum
HYDNUM REPANDUM An edible mushroom

FUNGHI / CORDIER 49 1876
PHALLUS IMPUDICUS (poisonous)

FUNGHI / CORDIER 34 1876
BOLETUS EDULIS (edible) Date: 1876

Wood Mice Mushroom 19C
Two wood mice in the undergrowth

Veg as Human 3 1900
The Vegetable Wedding No.3: the bride and groom, with maids and pages of honour

Alice & the Caterpillar
CATERPILLAR Alice and the Caterpillar

Mushrooms Walsh 12-18
Varieties of mushroom: the three poisonous items are labelled in green

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"Mushrooms: A Fascinating Journey Through Time and Nature" Step into the enchanting world of mushrooms as we explore their captivating history and diverse beauty. 🍄✨ Delve into the pages of Larousse 1913, where Mushrooms take center stage, showcasing their intriguing characteristics and uses. Discover the Morel mushroom from 1891, a delicacy renowned for its unique shape and earthy flavor. But beware. Victorian Botanical Illustrations warn us about Poisonous Mushrooms, reminding us to tread cautiously in nature's kingdom. Meanwhile, a large variety of mushrooms from 1913 beckons with an array of colors and shapes that mesmerize our senses. Let your imagination run wild as you encounter Fly agaric mushrooms - vibrant red caps adorned with white spots like something out of a fairy tale. Watch as badgers and squirrels play amidst these mystical wonders in harmony with nature's design. Travel back to 1895 through an engraving capturing the essence of Fly agaric mushrooms' allure. Their magical presence is further enhanced by tales associating them with fairies and toadstools – mythical creatures dancing beneath their umbrella-like tops. Unearth another fascinating specimen - the Common stinkhorn mushroom from 1891 – known for its pungent odor but revered for its role in nature's cycle. Witness how it contributes to the ecosystem while maintaining its own distinct charm. Victorian Botanical Illustrations once again grace our journey, this time revealing Edible Mushrooms that have delighted generations with their culinary delights. From soups to stir-fries, they offer endless possibilities for gastronomic exploration. As we conclude our adventure through time and nature's marvels, let us not forget Balanced Rock at Garden of Gods Park in Colorado Springs – a testament to Mother Earth's incredible balance just like these remarkable fungi themselves. Intriguingly diverse yet interconnected by their existence on this planet, mushrooms continue to captivate and inspire.