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Castle grounds December fungi: miscellany

11 March 201618 December 2015 by David

Castle grounds December fungi: miscellany

Four of the other species growing in the Castle Grounds on the day of my visit. While many fungi come in variations of the standard mushroom or toadstool shape, others such as the coral fungus and stemmed puffball featured here don’t.

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Castle grounds December fungi: collared earth stars
Spider seeming to be hovering in mid-air
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