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Big birch polypore, lightly nibbled

13 November 2019 by David

Big birch polypore, lightly nibbled

Big birch polypore on a fallen trunk in Himley Plantation. Although it looked fresh, it had already been lightly nibbled.

Big birch polypore, lightly nibbled

Categories David
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