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Tiny mushrooms growing on fallen trunks

7 October 2011 by David

Tiny mushrooms growing on fallen trunks

These tiny mushrooms seem to be springing up in woods all around at the moment, growing on the trunks of fallen trees.

Tiny mushrooms growing on fallen trunks

Tiny mushrooms growing on fallen trunks

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