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Glistening, deliquescing

1 November 2021 by David

Glistening, deliquescing

Glistening inkcaps can appear at any but the coldest times of year, but peak during the autumn “fungi flush” season. These were under trees, in Bantock Park and by the Railway Walk at Finchfield.

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