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Yellow jelly fungus, lichen, on twig

23 January 2019 by David

Yellow jelly fungus, lichen, on twig

Yellow jelly fungus, quite common and easy to spot growing on leafless trees in winter. Here with lichen, on a twig.

Yellow jelly fungus, lichen, on twig

Categories David
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