David

Peacok butterfly resting on a leave, wings open to warm in the sun. It kept shuffling its position to get more comfortable.

Greater celanides forcing their way through where tarmac has been laid directly against a wall.

There haven’t been many fungi this spring, and by far the commonest mushrooms have been glistening inkcaps. This was the last cluster I saw, growing in the shelter of the hedge at the side of the Barley Field.

Flowering cowslips by one of the many paths crossing the barley Field.

This common carder bee was a very busy bee, managing only a little pollen from each alkanet flower so hurrying from one to another.

I’m noticing more cuckoo flowers as I walk around this year. These were in the Barley Field, and growing in shallow water at the edge of Old Nursery Pond.