Wolves Wild

The same spider’s web, viewed from opposite sides early one morning after a heavy morning dew.

Spider’s web in one of the Wightwick Manor garden bushes, outlined in the morning dew.

A pile of logs in the wood at Wightwick Manor. The white speckling on the cut ends of the logs is fungal, and quite likely to be the infection which meant the tree had to be cut down.

The bush with these fruit and berries was in a front garden. It is presumably an exotic, cultivated because the autumn leaves turn to almost the same shade of glossy red as the berries.

Further along, the bush had already lost its leaves, showing the twigs were supporting a healthy growth of lichens.

Buttercap mushrooms are also known as Greasy Toughshanks. These were growing in Bantock Park.

Fungi growing from a crack in the wood in the lock gates at Wightwick Mill Lock recently.