Still Changing Lands

I returned yet again to Little Manatee River State Park at the very end of December 2020. It had changed yet again!

The pigs had been very active since I was gone. It seemed like every part of the soil had been overturned:

There was also more Spanish moss in the mossy area than I ever remember seeing before:

Somebody dropped a bunch of their feathers in the middle of the path. It was now a feather area:

Another area had a very noisy set of trees. They squeaked, banged, clicked, and creaked in the breeze to an absurdly comic and surreal extent like nothing I had ever heard. It was a noise area:

Then there was a stump with bracket fungi on it. This is nothing unusual. What was unusual is that the brackets were fuzzy on the top and smooth on the bottom. They were upside-down! I had never seen anything like it!

Here is some other stuff I saw the same day: