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Fungi at Distillery creek: Mid Winter

Jade Craven · July 17, 2018 · Leave a Comment

The fungi here was different to Moggs Creek. We didn’t find much diversity along the nature trail itself, but started to find some when heading over to the main picnic ground to head to the loo. It may be worth doing the walk between the picnic grounds to see what I can find.

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Jelly Fungus

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