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Thank you Linda, the fungi was great and caught it just at the right time. Yes there was a glimpse of the female redstart. The flashing of the tail is nice to see.

Thank you Snappy was great to see the lizards and fungi and right on my doorstep, never had to go far to see them both.

Thank you PB, was a great month to be out and about, don't get that very often.

Very impressive fungi this year. I reckon you have enough material for a documentary. All you need is someone who knows what they are all called.
Thanks Willpar.

Thank you JS.

Time for Novembers video. Must say the weather never helped much with all the rain. But did get some clips to make a video. For the more learned there are a few birds that I don't know what they are. The first are at 405, and the second at 744, not the woodpecker though.

Willpar wrote: Tue Dec 02, 2025 9:50 am Time for Novembers video. Must say the weather never helped much with all the rain. But did get some clips to make a video. For the more learned there are a few birds that I don't know what they are. The first are at 405, and the second at 744, not the woodpecker though.

Nice selection of fungi and butterflies. Always good to capture a Green Woodpecker. At 4:05 I think a Meadow Pipit and 7:44 I think two Mistle Thrush.

I think I'd still be there, waiting for the green woodie to come back
Don't believe Snappy with his corvid ID's (jays and maggies particularly) but he's okay with mipits and mistle thrushes Pheasants look fab in the sunlight too!
Nice array of fungi too, William

Thanks for taking the time to share

Thank you Snappy, looks like I got lucky.

Thank you PB, Have to climb up the hedge a bit for that field with the tape. So technically trespassing, so don`t hang around much. Plus an electric fence have to look out for. Don't know if it is live mind you. But a good field for the woodpeckers.