Robin's Great Coloring Pages: More Mushroom Fairies coloring pages

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Today's new drawings are of another 2 Mushroom Fairies.

Mushroom Fairy kneeling on Mushroom

Young Mushroom Fairy gathering Mushrooms

You may not know that Fairies usually live underground under trees- usually in forests. Fairies also love eating mushrooms. The Mushroom Fairies like to go out and gather mushrooms. Some Mushroom Fairies are the best cooks of mushrooms. Of course, Fairies are experts at recognizing safe-to-eat mushrooms.

In our part of the world, the Western USA, we get toadstools that grow in our lawns and these toadstools are deadly. So never gather wild mushrooms unless you REALLY know what you are doing.

Notice that the Mushroom Fairy who is kneeling on the mushroom is named Gracia. She likes to gather mushrooms found in forest grass. She chooses to wear clothing based on plant material... especially grass. So she is also a kind of Grass Fairy.

The second Mushroom Fairy is an adolescent Fairy and she is about half-mortal size as she keels to gather some mushrooms from a grassy area under some forest trees. The adolescent Fairy is named Chanterella, goes to half size to gather mushrooms because that size works best for her. She is not too big and not too small. Her NORMAL Fairy size would be about 4 inches tall. That is about 10 cm. Chanterella prefers the traditional brownie style of Fairy clothing. Chanterella set her gathering basket on a rock. She can change back to Fairy Size to go home. But she'll deliver the basket to the village full sized in order to have more food. If she shrunk the basket, like she CAN do, that would make for a lot less biomass.

Did you know that mushrooms are in Kingdom Fungi? And Fungi cells have multiple nuclei instead of just one nucleus like plant and animal cells.

NOTE: Below is some other drawings of Mushroom Fairies from previous posts. To get to the printable version of the drawings just click on the button labeled "Fantasy, Myths, and Circus." Then scroll to the bottom of the drop-down menu for the new drawings' titles. New drawings are always at the end of the list.