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Mycenae on wood chippings, Castle Grounds

17 November 202021 September 2018 by David

Mycenae on wood chippings, Castle Grounds

Mycenae, small spindly mushrooms, growing on wood chippings in Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth.

Mycenae on wood chippings, Castle Grounds

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