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More coral fungus, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth

6 March 2018 by David

More coral fungus, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth

Coral fungus growing in one of the beds of Castle Grounds Park, Bridgnorth. This is the third lot of this fungus I’ve noticed at different  times in the park. Each time it’s been in a different bed. Each time it’s been darker than the time before.

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