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Brown roll rim mushrooms

29 November 2012 by David

Oak roll rim mushrooms

Brown roll rims are common mushrooms found in association with many species of trees.

Oak roll rim mushrooms

They can be poisonous. Indeed, they can kill and have no known antidote, but this has only been known since the end of the Second World War.

Oak roll rim mushrooms

Categories David
Severn valley from Bridgnorth, autumn
Tiny mushrooms in short lawn grass
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