Fly agaric

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These were introduced with pine trees from Europe and are commonly found in forestry throughout New Zealand, I found this one in the Pelorus bridge scenic reserve,in amongst native trees and ferns

The fly agaric is surely one of the most eye-catching British woodland fungi, with its iconic scarlet-red cap with white spots.

Photograph of Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria). Rights managed image. Warren Photographic WP10475

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"Amanita muscaria" Fly Agaric .. found in my local woodland. (mixed broad-leaf woods,quite a few Birch in this area) Not for Human consumption.

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