Pipe club fungus: a revisit to the location with these delicate fungi about three weeks after the original pictures were taken. The fruiting bodies were a little larger, and couple of them seemed to be starting to unfold at the top.
Yellows and browns mottle an oak leaf before it drops from the tree.
Paperbark maples are mainly grown for their decorative peeling bark. But like many non-native deciduous trees (this one grows wild in China) the leaves turn spectacular colours in autumn. These were on the same tree featured in the previous post.
Paperbark maples are ornamental bushes grown for the decorative effects of the bark as it peels from the tree. This one is in the car park at Bantock House.
The vivid autumn colours of a cotinus (smoke bush) seemed even more intense in the morning after heavy overnight rain.
Bracket fungus, possibly a horses hoof fungus, with a smaller gilled fungus below.