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Snowy waxcaps, Chestnut Tree

10 January 2021 by David

Snowy waxcaps, Chestnut Tree

Snowy waxcaps. small, pure-white mushrooms. These were growing onn the lawn in front of the Chestnut tree pub in Finchfield, shortly before Christmas.

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