First of all congrats to Seth for sneaking past 900 in stealth mode (hopefully we might hear about it soon!)
Last night I visited the usual haunts with little success - hoping to connect with a Black Tern or perhaps some lovely full-spooned Pomarine Skuas ... anyway ... that didn't happen. So I took an unusual route home along the roadside. I haven't invested much time on that area, which is probably a mistake. It's better to cover diverse habitats obviously. Anyway, it came up trumps with a garden Birch producing a single Brown Birch Bolete, a short grass verge yielding Lesser Trefoil, which must have been there forever, and some nice Short-spined Puffballs (
Lycoperdon molle). Really "spined" is a bit of an overstatement.
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| birch bolete |
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| Lycoperdon molle |
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| Lesser Trefoil |
Numbers:
| 930 |
Lycoperdon molle |
Soft-Spined Puffball |
| 931 |
Leccinum scabrum |
Brown Birch Bolete |
| 932 |
Trifolium dubium |
Lesser Trefoil |
More details here:
link
Come up with a decent blog title and I'll think about it...haha! Flogging Molle is amazin' , good work that man! :D
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