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Elf cups, Compton Rough

21 March 2017 by David

Elf cups, Compton Rough

Some of the scarlet elf cup fungi growing on fallen wood in Compton Rough. This winter seems to have been a good one for hte fungus, which has been growing in several new spots in the Smestow Valley Nature Reserve.

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