After the birds of the morning of 27 September on Vlieland island, in the afternoon we went again to the forest north of the village. Where these young amethyst deceiver fungi grew.
As we continued, a beautiful red mushroom. Probably one of many Russula species.
A bit further, more red mushrooms, easier to recognize: fly agarics.
Next, the Torenvijver pond. Pictured on this photo; the only one on this blog post not made with a macro lens, but with a wide-angle lens.
This is video about the Torenvijver in May 2012, with much sound by many edible frogs.
When we were there, the pond was much more silent. Just three mallards, two males and one female, swimming.
Vlieland fresh water and animals: here.
As we continued, there was this yellow stagshorn fungus along the footpath.
A great spotted woodpecker calls.
A big bolete fungus, looking like a slug has already eaten part of it.
Sulphur tufts on an old tree stump.
A dead wood mouse on the footpath through a forested dune.
Russula macrocarpa in Bergen, the Netherlands: here.
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