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Lone verdigris mushroom, Compton Rough

22 October 2019 by David

Lone verdigris mushroom, Compton Rough

Lone verdigris mushroom growing by the footpath in Compton Rough. Most of the distinctive “tarnished copper” green colouring had been washed off the cap by rain, with just a trace still present around the rim.

Lone verdigris mushroom, Compton Rough

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