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Tiny fungi up tree trunks, Himley Plantation

14 November 2019 by David

Tiny fungi up tree trunk, Himley Plantation

Two neaby trees in Himley Plantation, each with tiny, delicate-looking fungi growing directly from the wood up tree trunks. The two sets of fungi were of similar size, but different species.

Tiny fungi up tree trunk, Himley Plantation

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