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Fly agarics return, Chapel Ash roundabout

12 March 201616 December 2014 by David

Fly agarics return, Chapel Ash roundabout

Fly agaric mushrooms which have popped up yards from the ring road / Chapel Ash roundabout in late autumn for several years.

Categories David
December flowers: mahonia
Cotinus leaves, lightly frosted
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