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Puffballs pushing through tarmac

29 November 2019 by David

Puffballs pushing through tarmac

Tightly clustered group of puffballs pushing their way through the tarmac at the edge of the entrance road to Bantock Park. Possibly the pestle puffball (Handkea excipuliformis).

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