Category: David

Wallflowers living up to their name on the rugged remains of the castle at Bridgnorth.

A busy morning at the Northycote Farm bird feeding station recently: four species of titmice and a nuthatch. All pictures taken within a space of ten minutes.

What a difference a month makes!

Towards the end of February, a frosty morning and ice crystals thickly coating the remains of one of last year’s umbellifers in Compton Rough.

In among the geese and mallards which haunt the river by Severn Bridge in Bridgnorth, a lone male tufted duck.

When he gets out of the water, his feet look huge.

Birds do it, bees do it. So, apparently, in the warmth of a springtime sun, do green bottle flies.

Landscapes with boats left at their last moorings, gradually decaying. The larger boat has been slowly reverting to nature for at least a decade.