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Redlead roundheads on Severnside wood mulch, Bridgnorth

9 December 2017 by David

Redlead roundhead on Severnside wood mulch, Bridgnorth

Redlead roundhead mushrooms, originally from Australia. In this coutry usually found growing, as here, on wood chip mulch. These were right by the side of the Severn at Bridgnorth.

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