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| The irrepressible rose flowers on |
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| The perennial sweet peas flower a second time |
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| The polopody ferns on the dry stone wall make spores |
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| Some less ripe ones |
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| Then I looked over the wall and saw the meadow saffron (Colchicum autumnale) in flower |
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| Its neighbouring bolete |
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| I counted six boletes this morning |
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| Some self-seeded ling also on the front bank under the downy birch |
And more fungi various:
a Russula, I think |
| a second Coprinopsis lagopus |
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| These on an old log |
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| Seems the roe deer are still munching on the rosebay willowherb, preventing it from flowering |
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| the early autumn state of some roseroot |
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| Lungwort leaves looking good |
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| Azalea leaves; I almost like these better than the flowers whose scent makes me sneeze |
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| This, of wild angelica seed, is specially for DivingDaghter |
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| Can you see the wolf? |
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