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Cellar cup fungi, Chapel Ash

23 February 2020 by David

Cellar cup fungi, Chapel Ash

These fungi may be called cellar cups, but can also appear in the open air. These were outside the building opposite Banks’ Brewery, recently converted into flats. They could have been brought to the area on wood chip mulch.

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