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Discina Ancilis Mushroom In The Moss. Known As Pig's Ears. Brown Bowl-Shaped Mushroom In Spruce Forest.

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Discina ancilis mushroom in the moss. Known as pig's ears. Brown bowl-shaped mushroom in spruce forest.

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