Spotted these little fungi on my Scot’s Pine. Nice little fellows.






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My own display benches are now full.




Oyster Catchers on the wing.
Spreading the wings to catch the rays.







The Winter hasn’t had an impact on our native orchids, I’ve seem more this year than ever.







This is the back of the tree. The deadwood needs a lot of refining here to improve a very flat boring area. However there is one branch at the back that isn’t connected to the main vein and I wanted to avoid working in this area. To be honest it’s hard to tell where the live vein is for this branch. It may have a slight crossover from the front. Any way, no rush. Tree will be left now for the rest of the year to get used to my garden and my care.

I’ll keep you posted with details on how the Autumn colour turns out this year and if it has any affect on the flowering next Spring.







It was absolutely chucking it down, but we still managed to see all the sights 🙂










