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Artist’s palette fungus, Avon island

9 January 2019 by David

Artist's palette fungus, Avon island

Artist’s palette, one of the commoner fungus to be found in the winter months, growing on the trunks of deciduous trees. Theswe were by the River Avon at Stratford, on willows on an island at the town lock.

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