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Jellybaby fungi, Old Nursery wood

11 December 2020 by David

Jellybaby fungi, Old Nursery wood

Small mushrooms which were growing through moss and leaf litter in Old Nursery Wood in the Smestow Valley Nature Reserve, these jelly babies are not edible, despite the name.

Categories David
High in a conifer, heron, West Park
Danger – gull preening
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