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Magpie inkcaps, Bridgnorth (seven years ago)

19 December 2021 by David

Magpie inkcaps, Bridgnorth (seven years ago)

More pictures from earlier Decembers today. These magpie inkcaps appeared for several years in the Castle Grounds park in Bridgnorth, brought in on the wood chip mulch. The fungi must have consumed all they can extract – there’s been no sign of the mushrooms for a couple of years now.

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Egyptian goose, West Park (four years ago)
Green woodpecker in snow (eleven years ago)
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