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Yellowish waxcaps

4 November 2012 by David

Yellow waxcap

There are several species of yellow coloured waxcaps. These may be butter waxcaps peeping through the short grass.

Yellow waxcap

There are worm casts to the left in this picture.

Categories David
Tiny puffballs in short grass
Fairies bonnets, Worfield
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