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When I find these fungi I always have to take a picture, as I find them fascinating, a very bright yellow fungi, it grows on dead and decaying fallen branches of deciduous trees, especially oak, beech, hazel and occasionally on pine. It develops contortions, which resembles the structure of a brain, which gives its name. It is also sometimes referred to as Witch's Butter, which I think is a great name for it. Best time to see this fungi, is very wet weather, or damp areas.
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