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Giant clitocybe, Himley Plantation

21 November 2019 by David

Giant clitocybe, Himley Plantation

Giant clitocybe mushrooms which formed a segment of a fairy ring right by the entrance of Himley Plantation nearest to Wombourne. Impressive when each of the mushrooms can have caps six inches or so in diameter.

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