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Clump of honey fungus on a fallen trunk, Smestow Valley

27 November 2016 by David

Clump of honey fungus on a fallen trunk, Smestow Valley

Clump of honey fungus growing on the fallen trunk of the tree which the fungus had probably killed. These weere by the footpath connecting canal towpath and Railway Walk by the Meccano Bridge in the Smestow Valley Nature Reserve.

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Autumn colour pattern: vine leaf
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