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There
was a small mushroom (photographed above) in the grass by the path in the
dog mess zone on the lower slopes of Mill
Hill.
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On
the horse dung, next to the footpath approach to Mill
Hill from the Waterworks Road, there
were now two species of fungi. One was a species of Conocybe
and other (with the black gills in the
photograph above) looked like Panaeolus
sphinctrinus to my inexperienced eye.
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10 May 2004
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There were scores of
these dome-shaped mushrooms by the dried cow pats on
Anchor Bottom, near Upper Beeding. Panaeolus sphinctrinus |
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Mushrooms
amongst the grass south of the Reservoir on the
upper slopes of Mill Hill. These are probably a species of Agrocybe. ID
suggestion by
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