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Shaggy Ink Cap (Lawyer’s Wig)

6 October 2018 by David

Shaggy Ink Cap (Lawyer's Wig)

Shaggy Ink Cap (also known as Lawyer’s Wig) seem to be most common in the autumn fungi flush, though they can appear any time from spring to when gthe cold weather sets in.

Categories David
Autumn fungus: earth star, Hawthorn Wood
Red admiral butterfly feeding on an ivy flower
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