Forgive me for borrowing a quote: September rains bring October fungi. Except these photos were taken in September, after the very wet weekend of 26th & 27th (most were found along Marriotts Way). Enjoy…
📷 28/09/2020
📷 28/09/2020
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📷 28/09/2020
📷 28/09/2020
📷 28/09/2020
📷 28/09/2020
📷 28/09/2020
The observant might notice the cobweb spread beneath this fungus, its strands catching the fungus’ spores
And as a reminder of what day this was…
📷 28/09/2020
crispina kemp 
Lovely images. You know, I took a walk with Zeke the other day and found myself looking for fungi (your fault). Not a one to be found. Guess it wasn’t as wet as I thought in that area!
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If the aear is regularly tidied, branches, twigs and other debris removed, fungi will be scarce to find. I go to “managed” woodlands. Managed means the debris is cleared from the paths but otherwise left alone to do its own thing… which is to be eaten away by fungi
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No. It’s not tidied outside of the official paths… I just haven’t spotted any as of yet.
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Ah, but you haven’t had an entire month’s rainfall in one day like we did at the end of September!
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We had quite a bit but I guess insufficient…
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Takes a lot…
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Beautiful! 🙂 ❤
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That you Deborah 🙂
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Cool
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Thank you. My enthusiasm, as you’ve probably noticed
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Indeed!
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Great pictures!
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Thank you, 🙂
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What a wide variety! Very cool.
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Thank you. So many of the fungi look so much alike, but I do try to keep it varied.
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Fabulous fungi. I was looking through last year’s photos yesterday and remembered what a bumper year it was for fungi this time last year.
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Looks like this year is gonna be another
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