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Young fly agarics, Bantock Park

11 March 201619 October 2015 by David

Young fly agaric, Bantock Park

Recently emerged fly agaric mushrooms under the trees at Bantock Park, not yet disturbed either by human vandals or hungry animals.

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West Park heron turning its back on the crowds
Dewy webs, no spider to be seen
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