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Almost nibbled away: fly agaric, Bantock Park

26 October 2019 by David

Almost nibbled away: fly agaric, Bantock Park

Solitary fly agaric mushroom under the shelter of one of the hedges in Bantock Park, the cap so thoroughly nibbled there was very little left.

Almost nibbled away: fly agaric, Bantock Park

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