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Redlead roundhead, Bridgnorth

12 March 201627 December 2014 by David

Redlead roundhead, Bridgnorth

Redlead roundhead, a distinctively-coloured mushroom species, was first recorded in Britain as recently as 1957. Nowadays it is quite common, often found on wood mulch, as here.

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