David

I’m often surprised what can be seen walking past people’s front gardens. These tiny puffballs were growing right in the middle of a lawn.

The last brown and withered leaf left on a young oak in Barley Field, with a covering and a border of overnight frost.

Berries ripening and, on another twig of the same exotic garden plant, flowers still blossoming last month.

All the leaves on the trees bordering the avenue in East Park had gone when this picture was taken at the end of last month.

Trees in the extensive gardens at Wightwick Manor on a misty autumn day.

Bramble (blackberry) leaves turn an interesting palette of colours at this time of year without falling off the plant. An edging of frost added to the effect here.