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Scarlet hoods, Malvern Hills

29 November 2017 by David

Scarlet hood, Malvern Hills

Less than an inch high, but these scarlet hood waxcap mushrooms stood out from the short grass they were growing among because of their bright red colour. Spotted in a flattish area on the slope of the Malvern Hills.

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