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Spring fungi: glistening inkcaps, Old Nursery Wood

13 June 2021 by David

Spring fungi: glistening inkcaps, Old Nursery Wood

More spring fungi. Usually quite common, this is one of the few clusters of glistening inkcaps I’ve noticed this year. They were in Old Nursery Wood, growing from the wood placed to makr the edge of one of the footpaths.

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Heron, high in tree, West Park island
Canada goose goslings on footpath
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