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Autumn fungi: fresh honey fungus

19 November 2025 by David
Autumn fungi: fresh honey fungus

Honey fungus at the base of a roadside tree stump, the internal rot it caused almost certainly the reason the tree needed to be felled. These fruiting bodies looked to have been freshly appeared.

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