What have you seen

Perhaps they will become as common a resident as Greylags and Canada Geese, which are uberquiose these days.

Came across this specimen today. Whilst they are reputed to be common I've not come across one. 

I think it's a Honey Waxcap but if it's not can someone correct me please.

Some fabulous winter migrants coming in now, skeins of geese first thing in the morning. 
Sad to read about this today though, Rosedale Abbey being an old favourite haunt of ours. Why?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-67046215

Wherenext, I have just looked in my fungi book and it looks like you are right in your i.d. although the photo in my book does show more reddish colour than your photo.

An otter spraint on a  boulder in my stream. First sign for years,. I have noticed more small trout in the stream over the last few years and the Heron visits from time to time. Maybe the mountain streams will be the saver as the Main rivers are said to be polluted. Could it be less acid rain now the conifers are being removed.

Thanks Impy.

I've seen photos of them with the light brown colour and the reddish colour but not one with both but maybe it's like flowers or trees and changes colour. Anyway it's always good to see something new.

Not as unusual as WN's, but a good example of a Fly Agaric that we spotted today on Litcham Common today,  and the Poppy border of a field adjacent. 

After feeding the birds, meal worms and suet pellets. I was at the kitchen window and the usual starlings/sparrows/blackbirds/robins swooped  and left. I watched a collar dove fly from the fence on one side causing a magpie, approaching from the opposite fence to about turn. It disappeared from view behind the birch tree. I quite expected the magpie to come down but no it was seen off over the back hedge onto a roof. Magpie went one side of the chimney and dove came back at it. Magpie hasn't come down in the garden again. 

I assumed collar doves were just gentle getting on with it birds - clearly not this feisty one!

Found this under the bench on the patio. Hope he doesn't have any mates about here!

I have noticed on a lot of fungi that the colour as well as the shape in some cases changes as the fungi get older, I assumed that was the case with your photo