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Spreading along a branch: ear fungus

11 March 201626 January 2016 by David

Spreading along a branch: ear fungus

Large numbers of fruiting bodies of ear fungus. They were growing along the branches of an elder tree, their preferred host, on the edge of Compton Rough.

The particular branch these were on was just above my head level.

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