SOT - A "magpie" family - GardenBanter.co.uk

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SOT - A "magpie" family

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We have quite a few of these. They no doubt came in with the chipped
bark used as a mulch. I think they are very photogenic, and it was an
unusual opportunity to get a whole "family" of /Coprinus picaceus/ in
one photo.

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Jeff

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