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Autumn fungi flush – deceivers in short grass

6 November 2024 by David
Autumn fungi flush - deceivers in short grass

These deceivers were just starting to emerge, peeping through the short grass. Even when full grown, they look similar to several other small brownish mushrooms, hence their name.

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