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Another Chicken of the woods

16 October 2011 by David

More chicken of the woods

As a follow-up to the pictures of the chicken of the woods fungus growing by Wolverhampton ring road
posted earlier this month, here is another on a tree at the side of the Birmingham New Road, just by the junction with the Black Country Route.

More chicken of the woods

More chicken of the woods

More chicken of the woods

More chicken of the woods

More chicken of the woods

Categories David
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