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Lone fly agaric, Bantock Park

8 December 2021 by David

Lone fly agaric, Bantock Park

One fly agaric mushroom, under the conifers at the edge of the pitch and putt course in Bantock Park. Now we’ve had the first frost, it’s likely to be next year before there’s any more around.

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