David

A small cluster of brown birch boloetes growing closes together, along with one which some one had pulled up then left. Growing by birch trees in Bantock Park.

Female squirrel, West Park, standing up to beg for peanuts. Possibly with added urgency because there was a litter of newborns back in the dray.

Wrinkled crust, a fungus where the fruiting bodies are visible as patches on the trunks of trees. These were on a felled log in Bantock Park,

Carrion crow with its feather looking bedraggled, possibly wet, an with some albinism. It was walking across one of the lawns at Bantock Park.

Two delicate-looking hare’s foot inkcaps. Both growing in Bantock Park. One was under trees; the ohter was not far away, in short grass.

Heron on a weeping willow, West Park island, the willow looking like curtains draped behind the bird.