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Autumn fungi flush – brittlestems

28 October 2024 by David
Autumn fungi flush - brittlestems

Conical brittlecaps: probably the mushrooms I notice most frequently growing on the wood chip mulch spread under bushes in parks and other spots managed by councils. Presumably the mulch is put down to suppress weeds, but quite often brings a range of fungi.

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Tuftie on a fallen bough, preening
Colours of autumn – shoveller drake, West Park
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