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Weeping polypore, Himley

16 October 2013 by David

Weeping polypore, Himley

Weeping polypore, a bracket fungus, growing near the base of an oak tree right by the stile connecting Baggeridge Country Park to the grounds of Himley Hall.

This specimen looked worn enough to have been around for a while. It was still exuding liquid, though not as obviously as a fresher one.

Categories David
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