22 November 2015 was a rather cold day, with every now and then rain or hail. We went to the Duivenvoorde and Horsten estates. On a pile of logs on Duivenvoorde, there was this Black bulgar fungus.
A robin sat on the logs as well.
A hare ran away. A wigeon flock flying overhead.
Two great egrets flying over a meadow.
Hawthorn berries on a tree.
A bit further, fieldfares and redwings in treetops. And a big starling flock.
In the Horsten, coal fungus growing on an old tree stump.
On a meadow, many gray lag geese and great white-fronted geese.
And trees in the woodland …
… with many raindrops on their branches because of today’s weather.
Jelly fungus on a tree branch; a species better at surviving winter than most other fungi.
As we go back to Duivenvoorde, a kingfisher sits on a big tree stump along a canal.
Some fly agaric fungi; rare in this region.
Fungi of Dutch dikes: here.
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