This is a video about fly agaric mushrooms.
Today, to the nature reserve.
On the lawn near the old townhall, blackbird, jackdaws, and magpie. A jay flying past.
In the street south of the reserve, flowers in a hedge. They attract many insects, including a red admiral, a wasp, honeybees, hoverflies, and “ordinary” flies. An hour later, a red admiral (the same one?) is there again; and a speckled wood.
In a garden on the opposite side of the street, a big fly agaric; and a small one which maybe came aboveground today.
In the forest, Meripilus giganteus and porcelain fungus.
On a tree a bit further, Ganoderma applanatum.
Robin and nuthatch sounds.
Near the exit, high up a tree, a Hericium erinaceum, the same as two weeks ago. However, then, this fungus was white. By now, it is yellowish.
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