Wolves Wild

All along the edge of the Barley Field separating it from the Railway Walk, a blackthorn hedge which is covered in tiny white flowers before the leaves arrive each spring.

White campion growing, and flowering, in the fairly tokenistic planter area outside the Wolverhampton railway station car park.

Growing from the moss on the top of a stone wall, a mouse-eared chickweed with flowers which seemed just about to open.

A dandelion in a front garden, probably as an interloper. On a cold and dull morning, it hadn’t opened.

Hawthorn flowers and flower buds in a hedge which must have a favourable position. The flowers open early every year,

Bluebells beginning to open a few days ago. These were in a front garden, so almost certainly Spanish bluebells.