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Autumn fungi flush – they’re orange peel fungi

20 November 2024 by David
Autumn fungi flush - they're orange peel fungi

Went back ten days later to the site of the cup shaped orange fungi. In the mean time they had begun to develop showing that they were just the well-known orange peel fungus.

Categories David
Autumn fungi flush – orange cups
Colours of autumn – acer leaves going, going
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