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Blushing bracket fungus, one of three growing on a tree by the Railway Walk at Newbridge. Views from below and above.

West Park on a frosty morning. Despite the cold, a pair of pigeons, getting amorous.

Funnel cap mushrooms growing in short grass by a quiet side street. Possibly aniseed funnel caps (Clitocybe odora), but I didn’t check the colour of the gills.

Some of the birds from the resident black-headed gull flock at West Park. Not one of them with a black head. They won’t until next year’s warmer weather triggers the growth of their breeding plumage.

There have been a few frosts, so the main fungus season is drawing to a close for the year. I still have a stock of fungus pictures taken earlier in the autumn, which I’ve not got round to posting yet. This is the first instalment, white fibrecap mushrooms seen various locations around the city.

Moth seen from below. It came to shelter on the outside of a window pane during an evening with heavy showers.