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Flowers in December on one of the rhododendron bushes in West Park.

Redlead roundhead, a distinctively-coloured mushroom species, was first recorded in Britain as recently as 1957. Nowadays it is quite common, often found on wood mulch, as here.

Two sage plants side by side, both covered in early morning frost. One was direcly lit by the newly-risen sun, the other in deep shade.

Collared earth star fungus hidden under a hedge right on the Wolverhampton-Sedgley border, directly across the road from the Beacon Centre for the Blind.

This year’s Christmas offering is graffiti by graffoflarge which was on the recently-demolished building on the junction of Pelham Street and Ashland Street in Graiseley.

The robin gets the big picture as the closest to a Christmas card pose, but it was a stunning set of graffiti.

Sad the paintings (mostly wildlife themed) have gone.

Boat on the canal on a frosty, misty mid-December morning, heading from Compton towards Wightwick Mill Lock.