Very young moorhen chick struggling to keep its balance and walk across a network of narrow stems. An adult bird (probably the mother) was meanwhile swimming towards me on the opposite bank, perhaps in the hope of being given some bread.
Bindweed flower looking most untypical, its petals folded together, half open.
Dredging of the canal at Wightwick had brought up the rusty frame of a bike someone had dumped in the water. Several freshwater mussels had anchored themselves to the tubes.
A small waterfall on the small, well-manicured brook that flows through Shottery, close to Anne Hathaway’s cottage.
Young black-headed gulls from the flock on the lake at West Park, standing on poles and a fallen log by one of the islands.
The same garden lily as in the last post, seen when both the flowers had opened early last month.