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Common earthball, Himley Plantation

12 October 201712 October 2017 by David

Common earthball, Himley Plantation

Common earthballs are, as the name claims, quite common. Found in woodland, in summer and autumn, usually in association with trees like oak, birch or beech. This one was in Himley Plantation recently.

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