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Fly agaric mushrooms near Chapel Ash roundabout

26 October 2013 by David

Fly agaric, Darlington Street

More of the fly agaric mushrooms which are popping up all over the place this year.

Fly agaric, Darlington Street

These were in a bed of canes by Chapel Ash roundabout, where they crop up most autumns.

Fly agaric, Darlington Street

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