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Charcoal burner, Himley Plantation

27 October 2021 by David

Charcoal burner, Himley Plantation

Charcoal burners, russula mushrooms, in Himley Plantation.The ones I’ve been noticing this autumn have been growing under beech trees, but they can also be found under oaks.

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