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Fungi – Old Nursery wood

30 August 2020 by David

Fungi - Old Nursery wood

The early arrival of autumn gales has meant a spell of warm wet weather, triggering an equally early start to the annual fungi flush. These were all withing a few yards of one another in the woodland recently opened up in the woodland in the Old Nursery area of the Smestow Valley Nature Reserve.

Categories David
Turtle on log, feathered water
Two moorhens, West Park, this year’s chicks, perhaps
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