Birds, mushrooms and big wasp, Terschelling island

After 22 September 2019 on Terschelling island came 23 September. Early in the morning, not far from Doodemanskisten lake, this hornet attacked this ant.

A coal tit. A firecrest. Two great tits. And a female blackcap.

As we walked through the woodland, false death cap fungi.

Clustered brittlestem.

Blusher mushrooms.

Gymnopus dryophilus.

And these Melanoleuca brevipes fungi.

And these common rustgill mushrooms.

A great spotted woodpecker. A robin sings.

Saffron milk cap.

Some of many Jersey cow mushrooms we saw today.

A slug feeding on one of them.

These yellow stagshorn fungi.

Horse mushroom.

Common roll-rim.

Young shaggy ink caps.

Sticky bun present as well.

Sulphur tuft.

Penny bun.

Collybia confluens.

Smooth puffball.

Common puffball.

Lactarius glaucescens.

A jay calls.

Velvet roll-rim.

And, as last fungus photo of that day, this beefsteak polypore.

When we are back at Doodemanskisten lake, two grey herons. A teal. A wigeon. A female migrant hawker dragonfly.

Stay tuned for more on Terschelling wildlife!