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Large horse’s hoof fungi, Himley churchyard

4 September 2017 by David

Large horse's hoof fungus, Himley churchyard

Large horse’s hoof fungi on a big tree stump in Himley churchyard. The same stump was also supporting a fine crop of another fungus: giant polypore.

Each of the brackets of the horse’s hoof fungus was over eighteen inches across.

Large horse's hoof fungus, Himley churchyard

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