Dull with heavy rain.
Two fungi on Betula. Anisogramma virgultorum (left, said to be rare) and Arthopyrenia punctiformis on the right.
A tiny specimen of Fuscidea lightfootii growing on Betula.
This tiny fungus was growing on a fallen Ash log. A Hemimycena, about 5mm. across the cap.
A crust that grows on the underside of Elder branches: Hyphodontia sambuci.
Two fungi on Holly. Peniophora ilex on the left (note the red beads at the edge of the grey crust). Trochila ilicina on the right.
A lovely specimen of Mycena meliigena growing on moss. Cap about 10 mm. across.
A Pyrenomycete on Honeysuckle. Kabatia periclymeni.
This appeared to be a fungal growth on Beech, but it turns out to be Cryptococcus fagisuga - a scale insect.
And lastly, a moss growing on a large boulder - Racomitrium aciculare.