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| | | Very photogenic but ..
is it possible to identify these purely from a photograph?
On fallen beech in woodland mainly beech/birch - about 8-10mm tall with cap about 1mm across ... 
On the same log as above but about 1.5cm tall and with the cap between 3 and 5mm across ... 
I am quite fascinated by these small fungi.
JohnB |
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