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Oak mazegill on a log, Bantock Park

6 September 2021 by David

Oak mazegill on a log, Bantock Park

Oak mazegill, a bracket fungus, on a fallen log in Bantock Park. Views of both upper and lower surfaces.

Oak mazegill on a log, Bantock Park

The view from below showing the mazy pattern, not gills, of the surface where the spores are relaeased.

Categories David
Not seen for some time
Still flowering, still attracting insects
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