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David Winnard


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A few species of fungi present;

Egghead Mottlegill
St Georges Mushroom
Jelly Ear

Dave

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A morning forage produced some of the earlier species of plants;

Lesser Celandine (few in flower)
Large Bitter-cress
Wavy Bitter-cress
Wild Garlic.

Also some nice fungi

Scarlet Elf Cup
Witches Butter
Winter Polypore
and Anthrocobia macrocystis (occurs on burnt ground)

Dave

-- Edited by David Winnard on Wednesday 29th of February 2012 05:39:38 PM

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A few bits of fungi lurking around today;

Olive Oysterling - stunning specimens
Lemon Disco
Black Bulgar
Hairy Curtain Crust
Turkeytail

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