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| Playing fields |
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| 😎 is this what you call a Penny Bun? |
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| Fungus that looks like old spuds |
And some random pictures taken this week
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| Evening Primrose (it grows wild in the river bed) |
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| Magpies in Argyle Park (there are 5 in this family) |
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| Under trees at the Tinwald Golf Course |
Funky fungi. Have you had much rain?
ReplyDeleteWe just love the mushrooms! I know the red is poisonous but the color is so pretty and we see the puffer mushroom too. It's fun to step on and see smoke rise!
ReplyDeleteWe think regular mushrooms are ugly but the red/white ones are so cute and fun to find.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteSome mighty fine mushroom action going on there!!! YAM xx
I like that red toad stool, in fact I like all the shrooms and toad stools and fungi, each and every one of them. in past post I have shown photos like these, but now found it difficult to bend, stoop or crouch to get close to them without falling on my head or butt... I will be content looking at yours
ReplyDeleteThe fungus does look like old spudatoes.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tour. The Evening primrose is very pretty, but I really like the magpies.
ReplyDeleteThe Spring flowers are so welcome at this time of year!
ReplyDeleteThe first mushroom is amazing. Love the red and white polkadots
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
How beautiful!! I really enjoy fungi, and saw so many varieties while living in Northern California....here in the high desert of New Mexico...not so much lol.
ReplyDeleteIt's the season for them that's for sure, I haven't seen many of the deadly red ones here but we seem to have alot the blue ones here.
ReplyDeleteAs they say, "all mushrooms are edible.....some only once...."
ReplyDeleteSome are fascinating shapes and colours!
You have been having more autumn rains than further north...where I was staying near Hamilton in the Waikatō my hostess tried to find some fungi that she can usually find at this time of year...but not in drought conditions