Looking very similar to the Pleated Inkcap this small, fragile looking fungi can often be found amongst mulched areas where it grows either alone or in small clusters. I am not a fungi expert so please make your own mind up.
I believe this to be Pearly parachute (Marasmius wynneae) a small and slender fungi found on the base of a tree where several branches meet creating a little world for it to live in.
The very appropriately named Stinkhorn - Phallus impudicus gives off a pretty foul aroma that flies are seemingly unable to resist and once there their feet get a liberal coating of the spore bearing slime.
A beautiful specimen of a fly agaric - Amanita muscaria. Commonly described as poisonous though there are few documented human deaths from its consumption, and after having been parboiled it is eaten as a food in parts of Europe, Asia, and North America. It has a history of being used for a hallucinogenic experience.
The Fly Agaric - Amanita muscaria is often cited as being poisonous and whilst I am not recommending anyone tries it there is a long history of it being used as a hallucinogenic. Despite having this effect on humans many animals seem to eat it with little to no known effect other than curing hunger.
A Fly Agaric family - Amanita muscaria is a relatively common fungi famous for being poisonous when in reality it is more likely to lead stomach upset and hallucinations. Best I can say is if you aren't sure then leave it alone.
A single Fly Agaric - Amanita muscaria is a relatively common fungi famous for being poisonous when in reality it is more likely to lead stomach upset and hallucinations. Best I can say is if you aren't sure then leave it alone.
The Fly Agaric - Amanita muscaria is a relatively common fungi famous for being poisonous when in reality it is more likely to lead stomach upset and hallucinations. Best I can say is if you aren't sure then leave it alone.
