Black-headed gulls and lesser black backed gulls settled on the same ground on a playing field.
Author: David
Teazle seed head
Holly berries just beginning to ripen
West Park erratic, dawn
Wolverhampton dawn
At the end of September, sunrise is about seven o’clock, so an alarm clock isn’t needed to get up to see the colours of the dawn. In the minutes before the sun actually rises there can be stunning colours in the sky over Wolverhampton city centre as seen from West Park.
Sunrise is around seven o’clock again at the end of October, just after the clocks go back.
White duck and white goose
This goose and duck seemed to be operating as an ill-assorted pair, at least for the purposes of trying to hustle bread from me as I walked along a towpath.
White plumage in water fowls means they are probably domesticated, though possibly now escapees.
They were hanging out on the canal at Wightwick recently.