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Fly agaric under Scots pine

10 December 2015 by David

Fly agaric under Scots pine

Fly agaric mushrooms grow in association with trees, almost always birch trees. This one (and several others which had been kicked over) was growing under a Scots pine, with no birches nearby.

Fly agaric under Scots pine

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