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Fairy ring mushrooms lurking under grass

15 August 2012 by David

Fairy ring mushroooms lurking under grass

Other mushrooms also form rings as they spread out from year to year, but these are the ones most commonly found growing in a circle.

Categories David
Umbellifer flower visited by a hoverfly
Bridge over a swollen stream, Pendeford Mill LNR
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