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Coral fungus, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth

11 December 2017 by David

Coral fungus, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth

Not underwater on a tropical reef, but in the beds of the Castle Grounds at Bridgnorth. This coral fungus species sends up its fruiting bodies in the same area in the late autumn every year.

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