Dalgety Bay - a new dawn, a new day, a new fly ... again

Sorry about the repetitive theme but this is what we're working with now! Maybe another bird will show up at lunchtime today. Why not? (edit: another bird did not show up at lunchtime. hella windy too!)

Having found myself briefly locked out as I waited for the missus yesterday night I stumbled into this lovely Lactarius deterrimus on the edge of a garden. It has orange milk, which narrows it down very swiftly!

The fly, Suillia pallida, was only finally sorted out this morning though I had keyed the family and guessed the genus yesterday.

Lactarius deterrimus

Suillia pallida

The creeping count

988	Chloroclysta siterata	Red-green Carpet
989	Ocydromia glabricula	A fly
990	Lucilia silvarum	A fly
991	Phaonia rufiventris	A fly
992	Anser anser	Greylag Goose
993	Lactarius deterrimus	A milkcap
994	Suillia pallida	A fly