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Marooned flotsam tree trunk with vegetation and fungi

13 January 2016 by David

Marooned flotsam tree trunk with vegetation and fungi

Tree trunk which had floated down the River Exe until it was caught at the top of the weir by Exeter Quay. It must have been there for some time, sufficient for it to provide a home for a variety of flora including bracket fungi and mosses.

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