I played the front nine of the Blue this evening. This large bracket fungus is growing on one of the willows by the second tee. I think that it is Dryad' Saddle - sometimes called pheasant’s back because the brown scales on top give the appearance of a pheasant’s plumage
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| Dryad's Saddle Cerioporus squamous [2nd Blue] |
There are two types of geese commonly found at Frilford. Canada Geese are the most common. There were 8 of them next to the 8th tee today. 4 of them joined me on tee, bravely standing directly in front - presumably to get a good view of my swing.
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| Canada Geese [8th Blue] |
The other geese that are commonly on the course are Greylag Geese. In April I came across this individual on the 4th that looks like a hybrid between the two species:
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| Canada x Greylag Goose [4th Blue] |
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