David

There’s not many plants flowering in November, even in gardens set out to have interest throughout the year. This old fashioned weigela is visible across a garden wall.

A single fly agaric mushroom standing out over short grass by the perimeter path in West Park. There had been others, but they had been kicked over and stamped on.

Goldfinch busy eating seeds on a bird feeder outside a block of flats, not quite showing its head.

A blackening waxcap, caught as it was just about beginning to change colour. Right next to it there was a snowy waxcap.

A row of ginkgoes, planted along the pavement of Compton Road, opposite the former Eye Hospital. A welcome distraction from the continuing dereliction of the hospital.

Brown leaves and blue sky and the glossy black feathers of a carrion crow high in a tree.