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A robin for May Day

1 May 2023 by David
A robin for May Day

Yes, robins’ traditional association is with Christmas, not with springtime. But this one was singing recently in one of the bushes in the hedge around the Barley Field. And the bush, with leaves which were then just opening, was a may (more commonly called hawthorn.

Categories David
Mass of lesser celandines, Deansgate
All in white: blackthorn flowering
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