Weather descending into winter, chances are these are the last of this year’s fungi. Enjoy.
22nd November 2021
22nd November 2021
22nd November 2021
22nd November 2021
22nd November 2021
Unlikely though it looks, this is a fungus: 22nd November 2021
22nd November 2021
22nd November 2021
22nd November 2021
22nd November 2021
22nd November 2021
22nd November 2021
22nd November 2021
That’s all folks. Ah, sadness; now what will Nature give us for our Tuesday Treats?
crispina kemp 
Awesome variety.
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Thank you. Except for the odd one, that’s probably the last of the fungi this season. I shall have to find something else to delight your eyes
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You’re welcome. I think you’ll find something
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Nature will give me something!
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It will. There never a shortage there.
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What a wonderful last blast of fungi!
What will the following Tuesdays bring? I’m convinced you will think of something 🙂
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I’m sure I shall. It’ll be the 2nd part of the walk… I’ve not been able to get out, weather blowing me back indoors. So it’ll be non-fungi pics from this same walk. And there are loads of those
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I’ve zero doubt that you’ve got pictures for the next year of blogging 😉
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Well yes I have. But I’d far prefer to use new ones each time. I’m ok for next week.
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I know what you mean. Here we are, almost mid-December, and my post about my new park – all taken in October and first week of November, still not posted. SMH. I might still.
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Wonderful photos, but time dictates change. Perhaps snow? I’ve never seen it first hand, so I’d love to see some photos
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We don’t often get much snow here on the coast. But if we get it, I’ll take some shots for you. It’s more common in January through to March
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I’ll look forward to it 🙂
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We don’t often get much snow here on the coast. But if we get it, I’ll take some shots for you. It’s more common in January through to March
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I am sure nature will come up with something more interesting for you.
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And it did! 🙂
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