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Magpie inkcap fungus alone, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth, day two

6 December 2017 by David

Magpie inkcap fungus alone, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth, day two

Another visit to Bridgnorth’s Castle Grounds, one day later. Still only one fruiting body of the magpie inkcap fungus. In twenty four hours more of the remains of the veil have been shed showing the black of the cap beneath.

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Magpie inkcap fungus alone, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth, day one
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