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Wrinkled club fungi

24 December 2019 by David

Wrinkled club fungi

Some wrinkled club fungi, probably fairly recently emerged. The larger specimens were in the grounds of the Masonic Hall on Tettenhall Road (visible from the pavement). The smaller, growing under one of the conifers in West Park.

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Magpie flying by, Northyocte
Swan family, canal, Wightwick / Compton
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