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A red admiral butterfly feeding with its wings folded showing the less decorated underside.

Its long tongue allows it to hold its head high as it feeds on one of the bunch of flowers it is standing on.

A fly agaric mushroom is recogisable only bythe distinctive colours of its cap as it peeps through fallen leaves.

Leaves from one of the trees in the post earlier today here.

As it fed on the ivy flowers, this comma butterfly kept flexing its wings. Its hairy body became very obvious when the wings were near the horizontal.

Trees by the Pitch and Putt at Bantock Park as their leaves changed colour for the autumn.

Blackberries, ripe and ripening, on a sunny morning earlier this month.