David

Tow of the resident West Park pigeons. One resing in the water at the edge of the lake, the other combing short grass for food.

A selection of plant leaves I noticed when on lockdown exercise walks. Everything from tiny opportunist plants growing from the mortar of brick walls to tall ornamental trees.

Another tiny spider noticed an photographed thanks to the enforced leisure of the lockdown. This one had a fine web on the inside of the kitchen window.

Some of the lesser black backed gulls resident on the lake at West Park, seen on lockdown walks.

Four different green shield bugs which were on the same buddleia at the same time.

One pair back to back, mating.

Tow others, each on their own leaf, warming in the morning sun.

A dandelion clock, a somewhat less familiar seed head from a coltsfoot. And remaining from last year, the skeleton of the seed head of a teazle.