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Collared earth star from above and from the side

13 December 2017 by David

Collared earth star from the side

Earth star species are among the fungi types which can be found right through the winter, collared earth stars being the commonest type. This one, seen from above and in profile, was in one of the beds in the Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth.

Collared earth star from above

Categories David
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