On Saturday we had a lovely walk around Blackford Pond and the Hermitage of Braid.
We saw a couple of Speckled Wood butterflies in the woodland, including this individual who's obviously had a hard lifeThere were fungi everywhere, including Sulphur TuftsTurkey TailHairy Stereum
and Common Puffballs
The fungus below I think is Sheathed Woodtuft (but I may be wrong, so if you recognise it as something different, please let me know!)
Today I found this beautiful Larch Bolete underneath a larch treeIt's definitely the time of year for fungi, so keep an eye out when you're out and about!
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3 comments:
Loved the mushroom photos, and that butterfly really is a great survivor! Such a wonderful walk.
Thanks Shiju, it's a lovely walk and one of our favourites
Great photos, beautiful butterfly and I like seeing all the different fungi and mushrooms. Take care, enjoy your day and the new week ahead.
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