Today, to the nature reserve.
The Hericium erinaceum was still on the tree near the entrance. However, when I saw the fungus for the first time, it was white. Later, it became yellow. Now, it is dark brown. This species also occurs, rarely, in the eastern Netherlands; see also here.
Candlesnuff fungus on small tree trunks.
On the big tree, still porcelain mushrooms, and Meripilus giganteus.
A jay calling.
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