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Autumn fungi flush – lone fly agaric, West Park

19 November 202418 November 2024 by David
Autumn fungi flush - lone fly agaric, West Park

A single fly agaric mushroom standing out over short grass by the perimeter path in West Park. There had been others, but they had been kicked over and stamped on.

Autumn fungi flush - lone fly agaric, West Park

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