Funnel cap mushrooms, their “funnels” holding water from the overnight rain. Growing just a few yards from a crop of fly agaric toadstools in Bantock Park.
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Close-up of some of the leaves of an oak tree on the edge of Bantock Park, with autumn colour change from green to yellows and browns.
Flowers on one of the long thin stalks of a verbena, in one of the flowerbeds in the same park in the Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth
as the fungi in the previous post.
Collared earthstar fungi growing in one of the beds at the Castle Grounds Park, Bridgnorth, looking decidedly shrivelled. A week earlier they had looked like this.
Fly agaric mushrooms appear most autumns in one of the planting areas by the ring road Chapel Ash roundabout. This year the bamboo, the official occupant, has been trimmed to a stubble a few inches high. The red and white fungi stand out more clearly than in previous years.xxx
Fly agaric mushrooms appear most autumns in one of the planting areas by the ring road Chapel Ash roundabout. This year the bamboo, the official occupant, has been trimmed to a stubble a few inches high. The red and white fungi stand out more clearly than in previous years.
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Red, green: autumnal acer leaves, West Park
Green leaf of a Japanese acer in West Park, just beginning to turn an autumnal red in patches.