Wood blewits are common fungi which grow in association with trees (surprise), deciduous or coniferous. The young mushrooms have a blueish or purple tinge, especially on the stems. The last traces of this colour is just visible on the stem here.
Swan standing on one leg, the other leg tucked under the wing so that only the foot was showing. It kept this posture for some time before starting to walk.
Portrait of a cygnet swimming on the River Severn, seen from above as it was about to pass under the bridge.
Bees taking shelter from a stiff autumn wind by clinging to the lichen-covered stones of the ruins of Bridgnorth Castle.
They were probably two of the insects which live in one or other of the several beesnests in crevices higher up in the structure.
The Avon at Stratford on a rainy day earlier this month.
Wagtail looking down from a chimney pot, keeping an eyeon what was happening below.
