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Autumn fungi season: two blewits

13 November 2026 by David
Autumn fungi season: two blewits

Blewits in a patch of grass. One had been kicked over, so it was possible to see not only the colour of the top of the cap, but also the underside with the gills.

Autumn fungi season: two blewits
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