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Funnel caps, Bantock Park

16 November 2014 by David

Funnel caps, Bantock Park

Funnel caps are a common mushroom found from summer through to the end of autumn. These (and several other species) were growing under the conifers and birches by the edge of the Pitch and Putt.

Funnel caps, Bantock Park

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