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| An autumnal walk along the gorse boundary |
Birds:
SC210694 Robin
SC209693 Robin heard but not seen
SC209694 ( from Hide) 2 x Blackbirds taking rose hips ( male and female); Blue Tit;
SC209694 ( path junction) Robin; Chaffinch heard but not seen.
SC208695 2 x Jackdaw ( one broke off twig and flew away with it); 2 x Song Thrush;
SC209695 Blackbird heard but not seen
SC208694 Robin heard but not seen
Other:
SC208694 unidentified fungi still growing well in a ring round old compost heap
SC208694 NEW RECORD bracket fungus growing on board walk, possibly Turkey tail?
SC209694 small fungi still growing in wood chip along path
SC210694 Ivy flowers still attracting wasps. Wasp also on nettles beneath ivy.
SC209694 unidentified Bumblebee on the wing
SC208695 a few Hogweed plants still in flower
SC209694 Rabbit in adjacent field
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| meet the Neighbour! |
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| fungi growing round in a circle |
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| close -up |
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| good view of the gills |
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| a new record for the Reserve - may be Turkey tail |
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| Woodchip fungi |
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| Robin near the gate |
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| one of two Jackdaws |
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| One of 2 Song Thrushes |
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| Common Wasp |
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| from the hide - yes, that's the sun |
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| looking the other way from inside the hide |
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| Hogweed in flower still |
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| a look back at October sightings recorded by others |
And finally,
