Categories DavidLamb and chukar Post author By David Post date 4 May 2011 A lamb seems fascinated by the partridge sharing the same field, and moves closer to investigate.Another lamb and sheep grazing in the field.
Categories DavidYew tree, Albrighton church Post author By David Post date 4 May 2011 Mature yews are often found in churchyards. This one is at Albrighton.
Categories DavidSome hedgerow plants Post author By David Post date 4 May 2011 Horsetail.Silverleaf.Stick plant.
Categories DavidTrees in the morning mist Post author By David Post date 3 May 2011 The edge of a copse in an early-morning spring mist.
Categories DavidSwan leaving a wake Post author By David Post date 3 May 2011 This swan was swimming quickly along a canal.
Categories DavidOak with small insects Post author By David Post date 3 May 2011 Small flies are clinging to the undersides of these young oak leaves.
Categories DavidCardinal beetles Post author By David Post date 2 May 2011 There are several species of these red-bodied beetles. Some, like these have heads which are also red; others have black heads.These were (presumably) two different individuals spotted a mile or so apart on the same day.
Categories DavidRobin feeding on the ground Post author By David Post date 2 May 2011 This robin was pecking away at a lump of bread half as big as its own head by Badger pool.
Categories DavidHonesty flowering Post author By David Post date 2 May 2011 Originated in south-east Europe and Asia, but naturalised centuries ago. Now a common plant in hedgerows.
Categories DavidForget-me-not flowering Post author By David Post date 1 May 2011 In French, it’s “ne m’oubliez pas”, in German “Vergessmeinnicht”.