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Earth stars by a metro station return

19 January 2016 by David

Earth stars by a metro station return

A couple of years ago, I noticed a group of earth star fungi growing in the flower bed by the Royal metro stop. I didn’t spot them last year, but that might have been because I didn’t pass that way at the right time.

This year they are back, though just this pair.

Earth stars by a metro station return

Categories David
Buttercup flowering, early January
Greylag preening by water side
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