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Fly agaric, bright red

20 November 2015 by David

Fly agaric, bright red

Another, very recently and still only partially emerged, fly agaric mushroom. It was a few yards from the one in the previous post. The red of the cap was more vivid yet.

The fungi in all three posts were growing under silver birches.

Fly agaric, bright red

Categories David
Fly agaric, red
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