Author: David

Clumps of moss growing from the bare stone of the top of a garden wall, further decorated by a coating of frost crystals.

A hard frost overnight, and early morning walk with the clear skies leaving bright sunlight. Frost decorating the leaves of flowers in a front garden.

Frost coating the developing berries on an ivy before the morning warmed up a little.

Another exercise in trying to improve my techniques in video filming and editing. Garden birds feeding on sunflower seeds. Most of the visitors are bluetits, but look out for the dunnock.

Shortly after the start of the clip, the traffic noise is loud. I’d just started filming when the binnies arrived for their weekly visit. I cut the footage where they were directly by the garden. But they hadn’t got far down the street before the birds began to come back.

Growing on the same lawn as the wrinkled club fungi, a trooping funnel cap. As the name implies, these often grow in clusters, but this one was on its own.

Growing on a lawn, and just sticking up higher than the grass, some wrinkled club fungi. They appear in the same area every autumn.