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Autumn fungi flush – circled milkcap

3 December 2024 by David
Autumn fungi flush - circled milkcap

These circled milkcap mushrooms were growing under hornbeams by the side of a quiet residential street. Mklkcaps are a set of mushrooms which exude a white fluid when damaged. This species has caps zoned in rings in different shades of grey. It’s a species found under deciduous trees, particularly hornbeam.

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