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Fly agarics almost hidden under grass

29 October 2012 by David

Fly agaric almost hidden under grass

Fly agarics growing beside a footpath popular with joggers and dog-walkers.

Fly agaric almost hidden under grass

These were hard to spot under the grass. Others had been more prominent, so they had been kicked over.

Categories David
Holly berries rapidly ripening
Compton Park water feature
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