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Fallen shaggy parasol

28 August 2023 by David
Fallen shaggy parasol

A shaggy parasol. It may have been kicked over, or perhaps some of the snails and slugs which had eaten chunks out of the cap had also nibbled away at the base of its stem.

Fallen shaggy parasol
Categories David
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