Wolves Wild

Earth tongue fungi, deep black, risingh just above the vegetation on a mossy front lawn.

Autumn leaves of native species aren’t as vivid as some exotics imported from elsewhere. I noticed these while walking down suburban streets.

As the bluetit was making repeated forays at some fat balls (post below), a coal tit opting for peanuts instead.

Bluetit on repeated visits to a fatball feeder. On each visit, it grabbed one seed which it carried away to eat on a nearby twig before returning for another.

Tiny ivy bonnet mushrooms growing in short grass on a front lawn. The acorn cup and fallen leaves show scale.

Dunnock looking round carefully to check whether everything is safe before going to eat peanuts from a squirrel-proof holder.