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Blackening waxcaps, stage three

1 November 2013 by David

Blackening waxcap

The Waxcaps now look completely black …

Blackening waxcaps

or are well on the way to doing so.

Blackening waxcaps

They are also more ragged and battered.

Blackening waxcap

Categories David
Blackening waxcaps, stage two
Lichen growing on moss
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