Psannoromus Algirius. (lizard)

View from the top.

The Montserrat Goat.

last Friday we had a walk on Cifton Downs,

we found a few fungi which was good because I havn't seen any for a while :-)

enjoy!

Pale Brittlestem.

Giant Polypore.

Young form.

Brown Rollrim

Webcap family, it's poisonous.

Grassland Puffball.

up north!

we went up north to Preston.

we also went for some walks. Enjoy the pictures!

Scaly Earthball.

We went for a walk around Silver Dale

Think this is Greasy Bracket.

Dog's Vomit Slime Mould.

This could be a common blue.

thanks to Bamber Bridge Birder and Sonya for the info :-)

Hare Bell.

Bitter Birch Bolete.

the errr stem fell off... :-}

an other walk Abbeystead.

Dryads Saddle.

Bad pic of a Dung Roundhead.

Gray Spotted Amanita.

The starts of Beefsteak fungus.

This probably is a Charcoal Burner. (Brittlegill)

Bay Bolete.

Slippery Jack!

This is the first time I have seen a Slippery Jack.

it is a bolete...one of the only with a ring.

The Blusher.

Beechwood Sickener.

I just like this picture:-)

Nice bolete...not sure what type though :-(

A walk around nicky nook.

Burgundydrop Bonnet.

It milks.

No my mum hasn't murdered someone...it's the milk from the fungi.

Heath Navel.

Occasional.

stuff coming!

big blog coming up this weekend!!!

we went to Preston to visit friends and went for a few walks about...found a lot of fungi

bye!

at last!!!!!!

I've got some stuff to put on my blog though there is a lot of ifs buts and maybes

enjoy :-)

Meadow Puffball.

very nice Common Blue.

Dead Man's Fingers.

Gray Spotted Amanita.....I think...

this is a Fibrecap I think it could be Deadly Fibrecap.

Oak Egger Moth!

yeah I know it's a bit blurred

it was flapping it's wings very fast...maybe warming them up.

we didn't get out this weekend because of my dad getting a bad cold :-(

hopefully get out side soon!

Isaac.

on Monday I went to Troopers Hill.

here are the things I found. :-)

Large Flowered Evening Primrose.

Small Heath.

Marbled White.

Small Copper.

White tailed bee.

they are common but I like the picture!