Your day's wildlife

[Dave 123]

I went back to the hares foot inkcaps with my macro lens…

 

[Gillstay]

There is 16 red Kite in this photo, just lurking in the gloom near a herd of cattle. Above Clun.
Most annoying that so few can be seen.

 

[sevenfourate]

Did manage to get a reasonable shot of this fairly tame little ‘fella’ today. Who caught me off-guard; by bounding up within a couple of yards of me during Remembrance Day silence…….

 

[Gillstay]

Yeah, I got a good shot at one the other day but never fire anything on remembrance Sunday.

 

[Dave 123]

The internet is coming up with Blue Edged Pinkgill. I’ll have to look into it…

 

[Dave 123]

Meadow waxcap

 

[Alex H]

Sanderlings - "We're asleep, no pictures today please"

 

[Dave 123]

Sanderlings - "We're asleep, no pictures today please"

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They may belong to the rubber faced irritant Phil Cool, as mentioned in this glorious song by Half Man Half Biscuit


View: https://youtu.be/lVXW4JTJumk

 

[rockyroller]

deer & coyote several hours apart

 

[Gillstay]

 

[Dave 123]

@Gillstay thats s very pleasing shape. Trooping funnel?

 

[Gillstay]

@Gillstay thats s very pleasing shape. Trooping funnel?

Yes, but I could not recall what it was so thanks. Such a pleasing shape I had to stop cycling and photo it.

 

[Dave 123]

Marasmius epiphyllus- a leaf parachute fungi growing on Viburnum tinus.

Taken with my phone.

 

[biggs682]

Over the last couple of months the hogs that visited our rear garden and my parents front garden have all but stopped happening and it's a bit early for them to have gone into hibernation so not sure what has happened, we know the garden next door was well overgrown until about 6 months ago which sort of coincides with the dissapearence from our rear garden.

Found this fungi in amongst the grass on our rear garden

 

[Dave 123]

Over the last couple of months the hogs that visited our rear garden and my parents front garden have all but stopped happening and it's a bit early for them to have gone into hibernation so not sure what has happened, we know the garden next door was well overgrown until about 6 months ago which sort of coincides with the dissapearence from our rear garden.

Found this fungi in amongst the grass on our rear garden

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That one is called cucumber cap. I found some last year in a customer’s garden.