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- A brown-capped mushroom lying flat on the grass with a white or light-brown coloured stem that gradually gets thicker, so as to roughly resemble the shape of a club. (en)
- A mushroom with a reddish-brown cap that is curled upwards to reveal a cream-coloured porous underside that somewhat resembles a sponge. The thick stipe has a pinkish hue, and its thickness is a little less than half of the cap's diameter. The mushroom has been pulled from the ground and the end of its stipe is a whitish colour caused by hyphal tufts, and is embedded with dirt and other small twigs. (en)
- A group of three mushrooms, ranging in size from small to large, with red caps dotted with white warts, and white stems. The largest of the three has a droopy skirt hanging from the upper portion of its stem. The mushrooms are growing in the ground, surrounded by fallen brown leaves, green grass, and a dark green bush in the background. (en)
- About half a dozen pine trees with upward-pointing branches 15 to 30 metres in height with green needles. The upper half of the background is blue sky. (en)
- A brown-capped mushroom with a short, stout stem that is thickest in the middle, and whose thickness approaches the width of the cap it supports. (en)
- A mushroom with an orange-brown cap and a yellowish underside that somewhat resembles a sponge. The light-yellow stem is about half the thickness of the caps diameter. This mushroom is growing on the ground, surrounded by twigs, leaves, log and other forest floor debris. (en)
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