On Saturday we collected our trail cameras which had been out in the ditch in our local area for a week. The first part of the film shows how wet it had been with a good amount of water filling the ditch giving a Robin and Blue tit a chance to take a bath (note the passing dragonfly which the Robin takes an interest in).There are 2 different foxes one with a white tail tip and one without. Again the trail cameras is spotted by one of the foxes and the Roe Buck.
Walking back after collecting the cameras fungi are now appearing in good numbers.
Waxy Caps – One of the major lineages of gilled mushrooms these mushrooms are almost impossible to tell which one of the group they are by sight.
Parasol mushroom – These are a fungi with a large, prominent fruiting body resembling a parasol. It is a fairly common species they are often found in groups and fairy rings in pastures and occasionally in woodland.
Continued Reflections from my world. 
I saw a mushroom the size of a dinner plate last Saturday morning. It was turned up like a shallow pan and full of water. But it was quite foggy and I didn’t want to use the camera and risk damaging it. When I returned home several hours later, the homeowners had removed the mushroom. Too bad – it would have been a great photo. I heard this story this morning Andy – thought you might like to read about it.
https://www.audacy.com/wwjnewsradio/news/national/elk-has-tire-removed-from-neck-after-wearing-it-for-2-years
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Thanks for the link Linda – re the Elk – sadly it says not available to view in Europe. However, it did make the UK news yesterday.
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Glad you got to see/hear the story anyway Andy. It was amazing the elk was okay but too bad about the antlers.
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Yes I was not sure if the were like deer and were cast each year so googled and found they were so he will be a good looker next year.
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They are pretty big … that’s good and I guess they must have known he’d be okay or they would have put him in a rehab facility since he couldn’t lock horns/defend itself and would hinder mating behavior.
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