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Autumn sunlight in Friston Forest.
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Hope you're enjoying the warm autumn sunshine. Here are three Bonnet mushrooms growing in Friston Forest.
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Fly Agaric - East Sussex High Weald. Same mushroom from a higher angle.
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I enjoyed a lovely walk along a country lane yesterday in warm, sunny weather to a small woodland in East Sussex. The Fly Agaric doesn't grow in alkaline soil, so I have to travel onto the High Weald. I have to be quick, as the mushroom will rot in days or get picked. I'd rather people refrained from picking wild mushrooms, as they are are vital part of woodland ecosystems and becoming scarce.
Fly Agaric mushroom. Psychedelic and poisonous – High Weald, East Sussex.
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Mushroom at ground level – Friston Forest.
Found these early autumn ferns growing in a ditch near the Sussex/Kent border yesterday.
Roe deer buck grooming himself — West Sussex.
Beech Woodland in evening sunshine - West Sussex.
Wakehurst Place, near Ardingly in West Sussex is home to a particularly beautiful collection of Azaleas. I must return next May, as they were past their best this time around, but still spectacular. It's well worth paying £25 to become a Friend of Wakehurst to enjoy unlimited visits in the huge grounds for one year.
Six spot Burnet moth on a Wild Carrot in Friston Forest.
