Saturday 30 November 2019
Tyn Dwr Hall
It's that time of year when the countryside is dominated by browns or greens, but just now and again if you look closely enough you can find some different colours, and there is no more lovely example than these yew tree berries at Tyn Dwr Hall near Llangollen.
I think that this is probably small stagshorn fungus.
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