While our queen of shadows 
I went for a walk with my dog in my little forest and saw the shadow of a birch tree.
I remember this birch tree as a baby. She was just starting to emerge from the ground and there wasn't a single tree around. At that time, I was harvesting grass for the winter for my rabbits.
I saw a small birch sprout and thought - let it grow. I also looked around and was surprised that there was not a single birch tree around so that the seed could get into the soil and a new life could be born.
Now there is almost no grass growing in this place. The soil structure has changed. Pine trees have changed the soil structure especially much. They grow very tightly to each other and give a strong shade. The rays of the sun practically do not pass through the branches of these trees and no grass grows under them at all.
But if, friends, you take a closer look at the photo, from the very bottom you can see a red spot - these are mushrooms. These are fly agarics!
And you can also look closely at the shadow that the birch made. Do you see my dog?
And if you look at the background? Friends, do you see a house between the trunks of a birch tree? This is my home.
I am glad that in 2007 my wife and I decided to build our own house and chose this place. I have free access to the forest through the back of our land plot. I know that no one will build a house in this part. The terrain is difficult here and there are no communications. I wanted to purchase an additional plot of land in this place, but they refused me. They motivated it by the fact that this land is unsuitable for the construction of houses. These are such stupid officials. I wasn't going to build a house, I wanted to raise sheep and goats here.
And now it's just a forest.
When I met this family of fly agarics, I was very happy. There were practically no mushrooms in the forest this summer. And these are the only fly agarics that I have met. They hid in the grass and in the shade of pine trees. But their bright red hats are very clearly visible on a sunny day.
The white specks look like a scribbled small popcorn. Very beautiful mushrooms, but they can not be eaten! No way!
I wish the Queen of shadows
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