Common inkcaps seem to occur less frequently than some other inkcap mushroom species, at least around here. These were half-hidden by the vegetation and fallen leaves around a felled tree trunk.
CORRECTION: identified by Lukas Large as probably glistening inkcaps
Tiny wild-type strawberries (though perhaps a garden escape) still ripening just before the frosts started.
Small slug climbing up a window so it is lit from behind. The body is darkest where the shell is hidden under its skin, and becomes transparent towards the tail.
Bridgnorth’s Castle Walk runs along the top of the cliff looking down on the Severn valley, and often gives good views of local birds.
This jackdaw was sitting on a branch taking care of its feathers, while keeping an eye out in case I was going to threaten it.
Glossy black fruit on a garden hedge privet.
Many of the mosses growing on the top of walls seem to put out their fruiting bodies in the middle of winter. Often they are just in time to be decorated by the first frosts of the season.