While we were out looking for the fungi from last week I also noticed some of the trees in the Autumn colours we all love to see.
Along the path from the fungi I noticed this fir tree that had golden needles on it
Back near the campsite a tree was turning from green to gold
Brown and golden leaves lay on the ground
Red Berries were on some of the trees, the birds would have a fest
By the campsite road mushrooms still grew among the leaves
Taking Part in Our World Tuesday
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Lovely autumn scenes.
I'm wondering if that fir tree might be a tamarack. The leaves look very much like needles, but aren't. They become a golden colour in late October and early November here. I photographed one yesterday.
Could be right though the branch was on the ground might have broken off the tree.
I was going to say the same thing. Also known as larch, as far as I can tell it's only native to North America, but no reason someone couldn't have planted it. But the photo isn't quite clear enough for me to tell if the needles are right. Of course, if the branch is broken, then it's just a nice dead bit of fir :)
That great mushroom looks like bird bath!!!! Are those edible Bill? I'm nervous about gathering fungi, don't know enough about weeding out the poisonous ones so can't take a chance!
The berries are beautiful - this is my favorite season of the year. Enjoy your lovely sunny days.
Mary -
Some great pictures of autumn.
Lovely autumn photos.
Great colours and my - what a big fungus!
Beautiful.
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