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Lone redlead roundhead mushroom on wood chippings

22 October 2017 by David

Lone redlead roundhead mushroom

Redlead roundhead mushroom mushroom all alone (or perhaps a few fragments of others which had been kicked over) growing on woodchip mulch by the Severn at Bridgnorth. They were growing in profusion at the same place, this time last year.

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