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Fly Agaric fungus {Amanita muscaria} in autumn, Beacon Hill Country Park, The National Forest
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Fly Agaric fungus {Amanita muscaria} in autumn, Beacon Hill Country Park, The National Forest
Fly Agaric fungus {Amanita muscaria} in autumn, Beacon Hill Country Park, The National Forest, Leicestershire, UK. November. Did you know? Fly agaric is so called as it was historically used as an insecticide, made by mixing these mushrooms into milk
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naturepl.com / : Ross Hoddinott / 2020VISION
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Magic Mushrooms: Nature's Insect Repellent and Autumn Delight!". Step into the enchanting world of Beacon Hill Country Park, where autumn paints a vibrant tapestry. Amongst the colorful foliage, a captivating sight awaits - the Fly Agaric fungus in all its glory! This whimsical mushroom, scientifically known as Amanita muscaria, is not only a visual treat but also has an intriguing history. Did you know that these charming toadstools were once used as an insecticide? Yes, you heard it right! Back in the day, resourceful folks would mix these mushrooms into milk to create a potent bug repellent. Talk about nature's own defense system! As our lens captures this stunning scene from The National Forest in Leicestershire, UK, we can't help but marvel at the wonders of Mother Nature. The vivid red caps of the Fly Agaric stand out against the backdrop of woodlands and forests. It's like stumbling upon a fairy tale setting straight out of folklore. So take a moment to appreciate this magical photograph by Ross Hoddinott from 2020VISION. Let your imagination run wild with tales of woodland creatures seeking refuge under these iconic fungi. But remember, while they may be fascinating to look at and have historical uses beyond their beauty – let's leave any commercial endeavors aside and simply revel in their natural splendor!
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