It's the turn of the season tempertures dropping , cloudy days and rain .
Those that strugle with depression crawl under a blanket and wait for spring.
I dragged myself outside again in to the forrest looking for signs of autumn and mushrooms.
Let me take you with me on my walk with 41 photos of Dutch nature in the autumn .
The forrest we are visiting today is here https://maps.app.goo.gl/ovztVvHkzTnUH26E9 and the name is "Hoevelakense Bos "
As i enterd the forrest i turned left and between the old oak trees i spotted this .
1 ) Polygonatum multiflorum / Solomon's seal beries coverd with red ants , yes indeed the ones that do byte .
2 )After Sundays storm there some oak leaves on the ground showing signs of autumn changing the leaves to gold yellow.
3 ) and look here Autumn roulette on an old tree trunk
4 )And on the side of another old tree trunk , I spotted the first mushrooms and on the left something else .
5 )An oak leaf with what it looks like eggs of a Cynipoidea .
6 )Bright yellow oak leaves
7 ) you can see yellow spots in the green leaves of all these giant oak trees .
8 ) Fungi on a mushroom makes it harder to identify.
9 ) another mushroom top view looks like a Russula
10 )and a side view of the same mushroom , if you can help me with identification please leave a comment :)
11 ) a smaller one side view probably same as above a Russula
12 ) a smaller one with an acorn on top of it.
13 ) between the beech trees and leaves according to google image search it's a Russula emetica / vomiting russula
14 ) side and top view
15 )and a smaller version still trying to get above the leaves .
16 )and another two of those
17 )an old rotten tree trunk filled with Hypholoma fasciculare / clustered woodlover in all sizes and stages .
18 ) on top
19 )and also at the bottem
20 ) from the look i would say another Russula variety , there seem to be a lot of those .
21 ) About a week ago i posted about beech trees that were marked for cutting , looks like they have started .
22 )I almost stood on this one it's well camouflaged
23 )and a side view of this one
24 )It looks like it's a Paxillus involutus / brown roll-rim
25 )top view , there were a lot of those nearby
26 )this one had a small Sorbus tree next to it
27 )side view , i guess the Sorbus tree is a seedling from this year.
28 )Psathyrella typhae it looks fragile and it is
29 )i was able to make a shot from underneath because it was sitting on a branch
30 ) Russula risigallina sitting between the wild starwberries
31 ) The beech trees in teh forrest are still looking very green
32 )and some more of the Russula risigallina
33 )this one was still to young and to small for me to identify
34 ) this one i couldn't identify myself , not even with googles help
35 )this is the top view of that mushroom
36 )one big old tree trunk with moss and a mushroom top view
37 )and from a side you hardly notice the tree trunk anymore.
38 )and now it could be standing anywhere in the forrest
39 )On the way back to the parking lot , you can also see the yellow leaves already in the oak trees .
40 )and on the ground as well
41 ) some one or something kicked this one over , time to go home again and make a post for those nature lovers on Hive again.
All images are created by me 
Camera : Sony A7IV
Lens : Sony 24-105mm G OSS F4
Flash unit : Godox V1s
