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Small stagshorn fungus on fallen log, Himley Plantation

10 October 2021 by David

Small stagshorn fungus on fallen log, Himley Plantation

Fingers of fungus, bright yellow and curling, similar in height to the fronds of the moss they were growing beside. These were small stagshorn on one of the fallen logs in Himley Plantation.

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