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Purple brittlegills, Bantock Park

12 March 20167 November 2014 by David

Purple brittlegill, Bantock Park

Purple brittlegill, one of several species of mushrooms growing under birch trees and conifers at the edge of the Pitch and Putt course at Bantock Park.

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Birch brittlegills, Bantock Park
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