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Autumn fungi flush – scalycaps

12 November 2024 by David
Autumn fungi flush - scalycaps

Scalycaps growing from tree stumps. Two different stumps, and there may be two different species of scalycap. One set were definitely shaggy scalycaps. The others may also have been, or were perhaps golden scalycaps.

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