Fruity fungus

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  1. Hornbeam

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    Look what i found this morning [​IMG] No comment needed...
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    Sometimes the Latin name is very descriptive. I think that this is Phallus impudicus otherwise known as the Stinkhorn Fungus. I'll keep an eye on it to see how it developes.
     
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    No comment. :D :D [​IMG]

    (great pictures)
     
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