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Autumn fungi flush – city centre revisit, two species

17 December 2024 by David
Autumn fungi flush - city centre revisit, two species

At the opposite end of the same street where the mushrooms in yesterday’s post were, another are of vegetation with wood chip mulch. Two different types of fungi here, peeping out under the leaves.

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Retreating rat, frosty lawn, West Park
Heron on a fallen tree, Perton
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