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This was only around 1cm tall. It looks like a young Hygrocybe (Waxcap) but I'm not sure which one
· Date: Thu July 5, 2012 · Views: 547
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Gracie
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Mon July 30, 2012 8:33am

What a cracker hope you remember where it is and went back?
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Thu August 2, 2012 5:04pm

The best is can do is say it's possibly H. cantharellus as I did find a small group a few days later and one of the young ones looked just the same. I suspect though that it could equally be H. mininata or H. helobia as well.



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