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Late appearing fly agaric, Compton, one month on

22 January 2018 by David

Late appearing fly agaric, Compton, one month on

Lone fly agaric under the trees by the roadside in the grounds of Compton Hospice. I first noticed it, looking recently emerged, at the start of December. Here, over a month later, it had blackened and shrivelled.

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