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Ageing honey fungus, Bantock Park

22 November 2012 by David

Aging honey fungus

This patch of honey fungus was showing the signs of having been around for some time: cracked, contorted, and slightly nibbled away.

Aging honey fungus

It was growing around a tree stump in Bantock Park.

Aging honey fungus

Categories David
Yarrow flowering in November
Tettenhall ridge trees turning colour
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