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Signs of spring: scarlet elf cup fungus, Newbridge

10 February 2018 by David

Signs of spring: scarlet elf cup fungus, Newbridge

Fungus which sends out its fruiting bodies as winter is coming towards its end, scarlet elf cups are brightly coloured against the dead wood they grow on.

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