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Verdigris mushrooms, city centre

19 October 2017 by David

Verdigris mushroom, city centre

Verdigris mushrooms, the colour of their caps strong at first, later more delicate after rain. These were growing on wood-chip mulch near the city centre Sainsbury’s.

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