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Small yellow mushrooms in short wet grass

25 January 201728 November 2016 by David

Small yellow mushroom in short wet grass

Small yellow mushrooms barely rising above the rain-soaked grass of lawns in front gardens recently. Two different species of mushrooms, neither identified.

CORRECTION: the ,ore robust species identified by Lukas Large as probably earthy powdercaps

Categories David
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