Wolves Wild

The same boletes growing by forcing their way through the tarmac of a pavement as in a recent post. Here seen on a revisit four days later, with one of the mushrooms greatly enlarged.

Tiny garden snail, no more that a quarter inch across, which had somehow taken up residence on the inside of a recycling bin.

Growing after forcing their way through the tarmac of a pavement, a pair of boletes, possibly suede boletes.

The two residential gull species on the lake at West Park. Black-headed gulls, currently lacking the black head of the breeding plumage, swimming by in the foreground. Meanwhile, a juvenile lesser black backed gull looms behind them as it stands on a fallen bough.

The blusher back again. A summer mushroom, there’s been a patch of them at the same point on a front garden lawn for several years now.

Another visit to the shore of West Park lake, another opportunity to feed for the lone gosling raised by the Canada goose pair