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Mushroom near Chapel Ash

25 January 20177 January 2012 by David

Mushroom near Chapel Ash

This interesting looking fungus was growing by the base of one of the trees planted near the edge of the pavement at the top end of Tettenhall Road.

Mushroom near Chapel Ash

CORRECTION: identified by Lukas Large as possibly honey fungi

Categories David
Male hazel catkins
Slender fungus near the Molineux
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