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Charcoal burner mushrooms, Himley Plantation

13 September 202013 September 2020 by David

Charcoal burner mushrooms, Himley Plantation

Charcoal burner russulas, common autumn woodland mushrooms, growing in their hundreds in the Woodland Trust’s Himley Plantation.

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Seed-heads remaining, garden poppies
Next year’s hazel catkins already
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