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Mycena haematopus commonly known as the bleeding fairy helmet is a species of fungus in the Mycenaceae family of the order Agaricales

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The Burgundydrop Bonnet Mycena haematopus is an inedible mushroom
The Burgundydrop Bonnet Mycena haematopus is an inedible mushroom
The Burgundydrop Bonnet Mycena haematopus is an inedible mushroom
The Burgundydrop Bonnet Mycena haematopus is an inedible mushroom
The Burgundydrop Bonnet Mycena haematopus is an inedible mushroom
Mycena haematopus, bleeding fairy helmet or burgundydrop bonnet mushroom closeup digital art illustration. Boletus has thin stem
Mycena haematopus Burgundydrop bonnet
Mycena haematopus, bleeding fairy helmet or burgundydrop bonnet mushroom closeup digital art illustration. Boletus has thin stem
Burgundydrop Bonnet
Bleeding Mycena or Burgundydrop Bonnet
Bleeding Mycena or Burgundydrop Bonnet
Bleeding Mycena or Burgundydrop Bonnet

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