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Emerging brightly, orange grisette

11 March 201618 October 2015 by David

Young fly agaric, Bantock Park

The strongly orange colour of the cap of orange grisette mushrooms as they are just beginning to emerge from the soil. Pictures of more mature specimens of the same species taken at the same time and place here.

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