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Winter waxcaps, not far apart

23 December 2019 by David

Winter waxcaps, not far apart

Two different species of waxcap mushrooms spotted earlier this month, both seen while walking along a busy main road into Wolverhampton, growing at the front of neighbouring properties.

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