Wolves Wild

Some kind of large mushrooms growing in long grass near the bus stop at Wightwick, seemingly considered a delicacy by the local slugs or snails.

The tiny, bright red flowers of a scarlet pimpernel, growing outside the fence of a front garden.

Many fruit, nuts and berries are beginning to ripen. These were on an acer growing by the pavement on a quiet residential street.

Dyers’ mazegill, supposedly a fairly common fungus, though I think this was the first one I ever noticed. A one-time source of yellow or brown pigments for fabrics.

The first leaves are now beginning to change to their autumn colours.

Growing in the vegetated area outside Sainsbury’s supermarket. They were out of reach, so I wasn’t tempted to check whether the name is an accurate description.