Mountains again part 2

The next morning I woke up in a thick fog. I could hardly see the other side of my camp. The mountains were hidden behind a grey pea soup coloured, slowly moving veil. Later, when the sun was high enough it burned off, little by little, setting little bits of scenery in a glowing light, revealing pockets of tree-lined mountain scape.

The Japanese Snowbell trees (Egonoki) エゴノキ were dropping their blossom. Some flowers ended up in a little stream

Some on the road

The rain of the previous week, however little, brought out various kinds of fungi

And the fungus-type plants called Ginriousou, ギンリョウソウ

Early morning creatures: moths

White Ermine, (kiharagomadarahitori) キハラゴマダラヒトリ

Some Owlet moth, ヤガ

Erebid Moth, (Kimaekurohonba) キマエクロホンバ　

Nettle Tree Butterfly, (Tenguchou) テングチョウ　

An enormous kamemushi, Giant Stink Bug (ooherikamemushi) オオヘリカメムシ

Many young hoppers, バッタ  Look at the intricate patterns on their bodies

Bonito Weevil, (Zoomushi) カツオゾウムシ

Flower of the rainy season: Japanese White String Flower, (Shiraitosou) シライトソウ 

Some flowers...  I still don't know... Thanks to Mr. A it's got a name now: サワフタギ (Sawafutagi).

Thank you sensei!

ツクシドウダン (Tsukushidoudan)

Midday。 I was just about to leave. Something moved in the distance: Shika deer, シカ

The tourists on the boardwalk didn't notice anything