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Candle snuff growing downwards

8 January 2017 by David

Candle snuff growing downwards

Candle snuff grows on dead wood, often on tree stumps or dead roots hidden underground. This was growing downwards on the underside of a fallen tree trunk in Himley Plantation.

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