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Collared earth stars, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth

8 December 2016 by David

Collared earth star, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth

Earth stars — exotic-looking fungi. These are collared earth stars, the commonest species. They were growing through the mulch in one of the flower beds in the Castle Grounds park in Bridgnorth.

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