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Bonnet mycenae by Severn, Bridgnorth

24 November 2017 by David

Bonnet mycenae by Severn, Bridgnorth

Crowd of bonnet mycenae mushrooms growing on wood chippings by the Severn at Bridgnorth – the buildings in the background in one of the pictures are on the other bank of the river.

Bonnet mycenae by Severn, Bridgnorth

Categories David
Mallards in the mist, Pendeford Mill
Sheep and starlings grazing
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