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Fly agarics, Hawthorn Wood

18 September 2020 by David

Fly agarics, Hawthorn Wood

Fly agaric mushrooms, which usually appear later in the autumn. These were in Hawthorn Wood.

Fly agarics, Hawthorn Wood

Although they were right in the middle of the wood, someone had got to them before me and had kicked them over.

Categories David
Young (and speckled) blackbird
Blushing bracket aka thin walled maze polypore
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