7th November we returned to the village that had spawned us. Here are two long-established woodlands and a more recent area of woodland pools. Altogether ample fodder for the cameras. Here are a few of the fungi found. Enjoy
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More next week!
crispina kemp 
All of them beautiful. I am particularly taken with the ones in the fourth image. They look like dainty little pottery bowls.
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They are very small. They’re an ochre variety of what’s called Turkeytails!
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I can see it! Lovely, is what they are.
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They’re quite magical really, especially so if we could see beneath the surface
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Beneath the surface, the structure links the entire woodland and beyond. They’re amazing
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Colorful fun-gai
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I do try to include a range of colours
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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Beautiful pics! I love that you travel across the world and still find similar types of mushrooms
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Yea. I’ve friends in Texas, she has the same fungi as us! They’re a very early form of life
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That’s cool!
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😊
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The fourth one looks like mushroom flowers 💐
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The ones Dale likened to little pottery bowls. I love them! 🙂
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