Categories DavidAccess all area – all set out in rows Post author By David Post date 13 June 2011 West Park Conservatory backstage area again. This time rows of pot plants.Mother in law’s tongue (top), money plant (above) and aloe (below).
Categories DavidPoppies in a field of flax Post author By David Post date 12 June 2011 This tiny group of poppies nevertheless grabbed the attention with their redness contrasting with the blue of the flax.
Categories DavidPoppies in a field of rape Post author By David Post date 12 June 2011 The trees in the background are covering the mound which is the perimeter of Chesterton Walls prehistoric fort.
Categories DavidMiddle Pool Post author By David Post date 12 June 2011 View over a reed bed in Middle Pool, a canal feeder pool, at the Fens Pool LNR, Pensnett.
Categories DavidOx-eye daisy with beetle Post author By David Post date 11 June 2011 The tiny green beetle is an Oedemera nobilis. Some websites claim it is called the flower beetle. It is described as being common in southern England, and most frequently found on the flower on which it is pictured here.
Categories DavidOrange hawkbit flowers Post author By David Post date 11 June 2011 These were growing on a grassy bank by the Halesowen ring road.
Categories DavidDrooping reed flowers Post author By David Post date 10 June 2011 These reed flowers were beginning to go over when this picture was taken early last month.
Categories DavidCanada goose by the canal near Cable Street Post author By David Post date 10 June 2011 This goose was watchful but determined to stay in place by the Birmingham canal near the bridge carrying Cable Street.
Categories DavidCranesbill and meadow cranesbill flowers Post author By David Post date 9 June 2011 The blue flower is a meadow cranesbill, possibly an escapee. The pink is from a species common in local hedgerows well away from gardens.
Categories DavidFly on a leaf Post author By David Post date 9 June 2011 A fly resting and warming itself in the morning sunlight.