The second one looks like Pale Brittlestem, Psathyrella candolleana (the scientific name keeps changing). Pale Brittlestem - Wild Food UK share.google/yYbmuQk3TDcb...

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A Rock Pipit was new for the year at #uptonwarren Flashes this morning. Also Jack Snipe, Dunlin, 2 Green Sands, 3 Snipe, 6 Curlew, 120 Lapwing, 85+ Teal, Wigeon, 6 Shoveler, Water Rail, 1stw Common Gull, 2 Stonechat. #WorcsBirds

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Garden Gold this morning as Short-eared Owl flew slowly over the garden much to the disgust of the local Carrion Crows. #NEBirding

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A couple of record shots of this morning`s Slavonian grebe that dropped into St. Stephen`s Bay for a few minutes.

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Firecrest in Priors Park during my lunchbreak today - only the second I've seen in Tynemouth away from Northumberland Park #nebirding #patchbirding

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