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Yellow fieldcaps, Bantock Park

22 July 2021 by David

Yellow fieldcaps, Bantock Park

Yellow fieldcap mushrooms, which seem to be popping up all over the place this summer. The yellow of the caps is very strong when they first emerge, but fades as the caps widen. These were on a pile of wood chippings in Bantock Park.

Categories David
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