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Fly agaric in sun

11 November 2013 by David

Fly agaric in sun

This fly agaric was pictured at the same time as those featuring in the previous post.

Fly agaric in sun

Unlike them, it was in direct sunlight. All three looked similar in colour to my naked eye, but the camera recorded this one as much brighter.

Fly agaric in sun

Categories David
Fly agarics in shadow
Autumn colours, Tettenhall ridge from Wetland Lake
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