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panaeolus fimicola
common and widespread in lawns and low grasslands. a small brown mottle toadstool. You can see the size compared to a common daisy in photo 2.
found in low common meadows, maintained by the Yorkshire wildlife trust.
Spotted on May 25, 2013
Submitted on May 28, 2013
2 Comments
Thank you Kathleen, It always amazes me how many different ones I find just in one meadow/woodland! I think I found at least 6 different ones this day and a couple of slime moulds! I also found 3 different orchid species in the same field this one being the only one in full flower
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Isn't it amazing how many different fungi there are even in a small area? Love your spottings!