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The parasol, Himley Plantation

10 November 2016 by David

The parasol, Himley Plantation

The parasol, probably the largest mushroom there is a reasonable chance of coming across in England (though the related shaggy parasol grows almost as big and is a lot more common).

The parasol, Himley Plantation

The ones pictured in this set were in a group of fifteen or more in Himley Plantation in mid-October.

The parasol, Himley Plantation

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