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Cheers Tony will do:001_smile:

 

This fungi which lives as a parasite on nebularis is probably my no1 most wanted fungi, and seeing you post these up has made me get off my arse today!

 

we get lots of nebularis in WW my fave wood, so im going a hunting for this elusive rosegill:thumbup1:

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I look forward to seeing some pics:thumbup: I have had a very non active day:001_rolleyes: just chilled out with my little girl:001_smile:

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