Elsewhere the varied fruit-bodies have appeared ready to release their spores for the next generation.
The rut has quietened down so this Red Deer stag finds time to browse and replenish some of its lost reserves.
Temperatures are falling and the overhead canopy slowly allows more light to reach the floor as individual leaves float down to join their comrades and create a colourful carpet on which to tread. FAB.
Wow....absolutely incredible, stunning beauty in wildlife and the flora/fungus. Wow!!
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ReplyDeleteAll priceless images, but your second one, that is really something special!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous photos and a stunning Mosaic of the mushroom.
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LOVED this post, Frank! A really nice set of photo. Those Mushrooms are amazing, and I really like that Stag photo.
ReplyDeletethat was some great shots. Color can leap from anywhere, can't it.
ReplyDeleteExcellent shots there, Frank! Great colors! I haven't seen a pheasant in the wild in a very long time. That's one impressive stag!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful Fall images. I would love to photograph a pheasant.
ReplyDeleteWow! A wonderful feast for the eyes to view your super shots!
ReplyDeleteOh My Frank, such wonderful loveliness rolled into this great post!!!
ReplyDeletePerfect autumn pictures Frank...[;o)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! So many beautiful depictions of nature!
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I love the mushrooms and the autumn colours. The pheasant is very handsome.
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely way of writing Frank, I enjoy it. Lovely fall colors and I love all the fungi. I don't see that many different kinds or perhaps I am not looking around enough to find it.. Thank you for linking into Nature Notes... Michelle
ReplyDeleteThat's a variety of wonderful autumn scenery! I'm loving them all.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post. We don't have those red colored fungi in our area but I find them to be so cool looking. Great shot of the pheasant, they are beautiful birds.
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