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Debris-covered mushrooms by a sett entrance

21 November 2017 by David

Debris-covered mushrooms by a sett entrance

Mound of earth by the entrance to a badger sett which is still being actively extended. A group of mushrooms growing on the peak of the evacuated sandy soil had been part covered when the badgers had thown out yet more debris.

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