Still not much doing at Cortonwood, this morning. Although i did add 2 species to the November list : 1 Grey Wagtail & 3 Jay ( 51). The best of the rest were the usual : 1 Great Crested Grebe, 6 Goosander & a single Kingfisher.
Photo opportunities are becoming few & far beween ;
Earthy Powdercap
Common Bonnets
Thanks to Nigel, for the identity of the above 2.
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The fungi look like Cystoderma amianthinum (Earthy powdercap) and Mycena galericulata (Common bonnet)
great shots really like the landscape shot.
cheers Colin.
Any landscapes make interesting photo ops Dean, it helps us put your sightings in context. Thant pond looks good, is there fish in it? I suppose there must be if it holds Grebes and Kingfisher. Lets hope the Baltic freezes this year and you get your Smew. How about 20th January...
Nigel : thanks for the id`s of the fungi. Much appreciated.
Colin : thanks.
Stewart : thanks, also. Yep, there`s fish in that there water. Plenty of em, too, of various sizes.
I`ll make a note of that date, and if a Smew is present, then you can pick me 6 numbers, and i`ll have a go at the lottery ;-)
Dean ,
Like the lake shot too .
Hope you and Jakki enjoy the gig next Saturday .
Never heard of the group , but I have seen them advertised !
Thanks, Greenie.
Yep, we`ll have a good night. No doubting that.
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