The White Saddle is the most common of the family. They have a distinctive shape, a hollow stipe and prefer damp deciduous woodlands.
The White Saddle is the most common of the family. They have a distinctive shape, a hollow stipe and prefer damp deciduous woodlands. They often grow on the side of pathways.
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Location: Scarborough, UK
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