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Blackening waxcaps, stage one

1 November 2013 by David

Blackening waxcap
Waxcaps – tiny mushrooms which are bright yellow when they first appear, and gradually turn black.

Blackening waxcap

These not yet at full height.

Blackening waxcap

Just showing traces of beginning to turn colour.

Blackening waxcap

Categories David
Snail on wet bramble leaf
Blackening waxcaps, stage two
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