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Caps flattened

12 November 2013 by David

Caps flattened

Like many mushrooms, these fly agarics started out with domed caps which then flattened: the colour also faded.

Caps flattened

They are pictured here four days after the photos in an earlier post.

Caps flattened

Categories David
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