Wolves Wild

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.

Another visit to Bantock Park. By the beech hedge, a fly agaric mushroom, the cap not yet flattened. Another one earby, kicked over, showing the gills on the lower surface of the cap, and the stem with its ring half way down.

A mossy front lawn on a quiet side street, with a sprinkling of parrot wax caps, tiny but brightly coloured mushrooms. Most of the green colour had been washed off by heavy rain. But enough was still left to be sure the fungi weren’t one of the other yellowish waxcap species.

Seven spot ladybird which had chosen to rest on the edge of the lid of a household waste dustbin.