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Fungi? Ear, ear

3 January 2016 by David

Fungi? Ear, ear

Ear fungus, a common type of jelly fungus. Can be found at any time of year, but most often in the autumn and winter, almost always (as here) growing on elder.

Fungi? Ear, ear

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