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Back to Forays Click any picture for a larger image Foray members: Matthew Hutchings This wasn’t really a foray. A friend - Melissa brought a couple of these round for identification and as they turned out to be the rare Jack O' Lantern I had to go to photograph them. They are supposed to glow in the dark but havent as yet. | Omphalotus Olearius - Jack O'Lantern | |  |
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| Month: September | | Time: Late afternoon | | Diameter: 8-15cm | | Height: 10-12cm | | Terrain: Edge of road | | Substrate: Wood | | Tree type: Sweet Chestnut | Comments:
There were hundreds of these enormous mushrooms growing on the base of a sweet chestnut tree. They are very poisonous although they smell remarkably good. |
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