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Snipe at High Royds & Siskin at DMNR. Nov 30.
On Sunday the sky was clear for a while so I went out to see if Snipe were visible at High Royds Pond, and Yes, they were. The header image is of the reeds, looking South, with the sunlight on them. As usual you can tap/touch/click on an image to see it in better quality…
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Fungi at St James & Buck Wood. 17 & 21 Nov.
Yet more photos of Fungi, and in the gallery you can see what ID I have given them but I am sure I have got some of them wrong. If you think the photos show enough detail for a different ID please let me know. In quite a few cases I have photos of the…
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Hollins Hill & Gill Beck Fungi. 8 Nov.
Here we go with a few more fungi photos. These from another look on Hollins Hill and along Gill Beck. My ability to identify any of them is not getting any better. If anything the more I look the worse it is. For some of them, and there are a lot I am not posting…
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Walker Wood Fungi. 9 Nov.
I am still curious about what is going to change now that we have Bradford Pennine Gateway Nature Reserve. Walker Wood, Midgeley Wood and Baildon Bank are part of the nature reserve and I think it is this that has got me visiting the places a lot more than I used to. Walking through them…
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Fungi Along Gill Beck. 2 Nov.
I’ve managed to go through the photos I took on Sunday, I have many from other days still waiting to be reviewed/deleted. Hopefully there will be more blog posts to come when I have been through them. As usual you can tap/touch/click on an image to see it in better quality in the carousel gallery…
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Shipley Glen Fungi on 22 Oct
Having found the previous visit interesting where we looked at fruit, berries and fungi. I decided to go and have another look at fungi in Shipley Glen. I have stuck a photo up as header image and stuck my neck out when I say it is Russet Toughshank, Gymnopus dryophilus Butter Cap, Rhodocollybia butyracea. I…
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5 Oct in Buck Wood
This is one of several recent visits to the lower parts of Buck Wood next to the river, looking at Fungi, and is one of the reasons for joining the Mid-Yorkshire Fungus Group. I hope to get better at identifying what I am looking at, (how many times have I said that?) if only to…
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21 Oct. Bracken Hall Countryside Centre Walk
Today was one of John Dallas’s walks from Bracken Hall Countryside Centre. The idea was to keep an eye out for fungi, fruit, nuts, and berries! John guided us around the things that could feed us with his incredible in-depth knowledge, but in line with my recent sign-up to the Mid-Yorkshire Fungus Group I was…