Hair Ice on rotting brich branches. The Hair Ice is formed when the fungus Exidiopsis effusa grows in cold conditions. Hair ice resembles hair of cand

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Hair Ice on rotting brich branches. The Hair Ice is formed when the fungus Exidiopsis effusa grows in cold conditions. Hair ice resembles hair of candy floss and is a rare type of ice. Highlands of Scotland.

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