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Autumn fungi: magpie inkcap emerging

21 October 2018 by David

Autumn fungi: magpie inkcap emerging

Magpie inkcap mushroom emerging in Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth, where they regularly grow one one section of wood mulch. The black and white colour of the caps is distinctive.

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