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_LydiardPark_2012-03-01-me.jpg "This, to my mind, is the most spectacular of the resupinate fungi. The cobalt blue has to be seen 'in the flesh' to be truly appreciated - but the colour in my photos hasn't been enhanced in any way! Lydiard is only the 5th site for Wiltshire and was only discovered a couple of weeks ago by our county recorder. This is a mature specimen in it's prime! Lydiard Park, Swindon, Wiltshire, UK. 2012-03-01.")
This, to my mind, is the most spectacular of the resupinate fungi. The cobalt blue has to be seen 'in the flesh' to be truly appreciated - but the colour in my photos hasn't been enhanced in any way! Lydiard is only the 5th site for Wiltshire and was only discovered a couple of weeks ago by our county recorder. This is a mature specimen in it's prime! Lydiard Park, Swindon, Wiltshire, UK. 2012-03-01.
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