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Dryad’s saddles, Worcestershire

29 June 2021 by David

Dryad's saddles, Worcester

Dryad’s saddles, bracket fungi, seem to be popping up all over the place at the moment. Here were several mature specimens on the trunk of one of the trees by the road leading up Happy Valley, heading up the hills from Great Malvern. Fresher ones, most not yet their full size, on a tree on the bank of the Severn in Worcester.

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