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Chicken of the woods near Chapel Ash

26 July 2013 by David

Chicken of the woods near Chapel Ash

Chicken of the woods fungus growing on one of the cherry trees by the ring road.

There was a larger growth on the same tree two years ago, but even this looks tiny compared to one in East Park recently.

Categories David
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