Fly agaric, Amanita muscaria -- one of an enormous number of fungi seen between Walberswick and Blythburgh, most of which I will never identify. #Fungi #SuffolkNature

browning seedhead in a rosette of tough spiky leaves, veined with white

more of the plant showing some blue flowers still remaining.

Sea Holly, some flowers still showing blue, Southwold dunes. Looking it up, why I am I surprised (except I see it rarely) that it's in #Apiaceae. #WildflowerHour #SuffolkNature

fluffy seedheads on red stemmed plant with a few narrow upper leaves left. Growing in marsh.

Marsh Sow Thistle, Sonchis palustris -- I think! -- have seen it growing here in the flowering season but not in the seed stage before. Angel Marshes, River Blyth. Approx 1.5m tall. Reasonably rare and interesting plant in Asteraceae, tolerates some salt. #WildflowerHour #Botany #SuffolkNature

Bizarre find of the day was this adult Ant Lion on the window of Darsham Service Station on the A12 at Darsham,Suffolk. #antlion #insects #entomology #Suffolknature

Some really stunning Adder basking in the Sun on the Suffolk Coast today #herps #reptiles #adder #suffolknature

Scarlet Elf Cups

Turkey Tails

Candle Snuff

King Alfred Cakes

A walk in a local Wet Woodland looking at Fungi.I just love the Elf Cups #nature #fungi #suffolknature