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Giant funnel caps, part eaten

24 September 2019 by David

Giant funnel cap, part eaten

Giant funnel cap mushrooms by the edge of the Railway Walk as it passed through a deep cutting in Wombourne. All the fruiting bodies were part eaten.

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