Free Mushroom Pictures: 13 Photos of Wild Mushrooms and Toadstools
13 free mushroom pictures from the BigFoto library, all real photos: the red and white fly agaric, the toadstool of fairy tales, clusters of small mushrooms on old tree stumps, bracket fungi on bark, single mushrooms in the grass and on the forest floor of the Velebit mountain in Croatia, and a few carved and painted mushroom figures. Use them for nature and autumn posts, school projects and fairy-tale designs. Please do not use them to identify mushrooms for eating.
How to download: click a photo to see it large, then use Download. The originals are about 1200 × 800 pixels: right for blog posts, slides, social media, school projects and video call backgrounds.
Wild mushrooms
Fly agarics with their white-spotted red caps, a cluster of small brown mushrooms on a stump, pale mushrooms among leaves and in the grass, a big cap in the meadow, and a mushroom on the forest floor.
Bracket fungi on trees
Shelf-like fungi growing out of a tree stump and up the trunk of a dead tree.
Mushroom figures
A red toadstool figure in the snow, a carved mushroom sculpture and wooden mushrooms in a garden.
More free photos
- Free forest pictures
- Free autumn pictures
- Free leaf pictures
- Free tree pictures
- Northern Velebit in pictures
- Free moss textures
Questions about these mushroom pictures
Can I use these mushroom pictures for free?
Yes, for personal and commercial projects. All we ask is a link back to BigFoto.com; the box at the top of the page has a credit link you can copy.
Is the red mushroom with white spots poisonous?
Yes. The fly agaric (Amanita muscaria) is poisonous and must not be eaten, even though it is the best-known mushroom in fairy tales and on Christmas decorations.
Can I use these photos to identify mushrooms?
No. They are not labelled by species. Never pick mushrooms to eat without an expert checking them.
