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Giant polypore, Himley churchyard

3 September 2017 by David

Giant polypore, Himley churchyard

Large clumps of giant polypore fungus around a tree stump at the edge of Himley churchyard. The tree was also infested with the horse’s hoof fungus. The fungi between them were probably the reason the tree needed felling.

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Earthballs (some with tiny insects)
Pink: Himalayan balsam flower
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