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Nibbled red-footed bolete

14 June 2025 by David
Nibbled red-footed bolete

A bolete mushroom, much nibbled by slugs and snails. Boletes are a group of fungi which have a classic mushroom shape, and drop their spores from the underside of their caps. But the spores emerge from pores, rather than from gills.

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