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Fairies bonnets at the base of a tree

15 November 2012 by David

Fairies bonnets at the base of a tree

Fairiesbonnets are tiny inkcap mushrooms which grow in clusters on wood. These were just above ground level on one of the trees along Tettenhall Road.

Categories David
Amethyst Deceivers on a lawn
October waterlily flower, Bantock Park
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