On the left is a lesser black backed gull. Next come two black headed gulls. Then on the right another lesser black backed gull, this time an adult bird.
All are surveying a playing field – a likely spot to find a roost of gulls in the city.
Before it begins to fade, this toadstool is coloured a peculiar shade of green.
The specimen above was already beginning to get washed out and faded. Somewhat nearer the original shade is this one hiding in the grass.
And someone had helpfully kicked this one over, giving a clear view of the stem and the gills.
Milkcaps are a group of toadstool species which produce a fluid when the cap is injured in any way. In some species, such as this, the fluid is white, and looks very like milk.
I had just lightly brushed this specimen while clearing away a bit of debris to get a clearer view. The result: a copious amount of “milk”.