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Glistening inkcaps all together

15 June 2023 by David
Glistening inkcaps all together

Glistening inkcaps grow in dense clusters on dead wood. As they shed their spores they deliquesce: the caps disintegrate into a slimy mess from the rim. The colour of the remaining fungus also changes from a bright tan to a dull grey-brown.

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Comma butterfly on bare soil
Female orange tip butterfly feeding on jack by the hedge flower
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