Wolves Wild

Views across the two pools at Perton, one of the misty mornings last month.

Growing on the front lawn of a block of flats, conveniently at waist height, wrinkled club fungi rising as tall as the short grass. The final two pictures are of some growing in Old Nursery Wood, a lot more wrinkled.

The same misty, dewy morning as yesterday’s webbed dock pictures, an entire field of rough grass, each tussock covered in its web.

Violet crust fungus, showing where the delicate violet colour fades with age. On the same felled tree at Bantock Park as the black bulgar in a post yesterday.

A misty morning recently, with heavy dew. I was taken with this spider’s web, covering the skeletal remains of a dock plant like a tent.

A carrion crow assiduously pecking at some very finely crumbled bread which had been left out for birds at the foot of a tree.