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Lone stinkhorn, Himley Plantation

19 September 2019 by David

Lone stinkhorn, Himley Plantation

Lone common stinkhorn fungus growing in Himley Plantation. A small dryad’s saddle bracket fungus can also be seen with the fruiting body just beginning to emerge from the trunk of the nearby tree.

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