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Scarlet elf cup fungus, Newbridge, frosty morning

9 February 2017 by David

Scarlet elf cup fungus, Newbridge, frosty morning

Scarlet elf cup fungi have been growing on the same pile of fallen wood near the Railway Walk at Newbridge for several winters now. These pictures were taken on cold mornings which left traces of frost or ice on some of the fruiting bodies.

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