Wolves Wild

Yew berries ripening on the same tree in Albrighton churchyard which featured in the previous post.

Photos taken at the same time, but these berries were on the south-facing side of the tree.

Unripe yew berries half-hidden behind a whitened old spider’s web.

More shaggy parasols, this time growing in Hawthorn Wood: like West and East Parks, a place they regularly appear at this time of year.

Magpie standing on a set of floodlights, looking out for threats – or victims.

Bright red and slimy waxcap growing under the grass in East Park. Waxcaps are a genus of mushrooms which grow less than an inch tall, but often have bright colours.

This one was probably a so-called scarlet hood, though there other, less common, ones with a similar colour.

Developing cones on a tree in East Park. I think the blue-green needles are also new growth.