Category: David

A tiny flower of a bryony peeping from behind one of the plant’s hairy leaves.

The flowers on birch trees are one of the latest of the catkin-like ones to appear.

Coot chick, grown enough to swim off without parental supervision and to dive in search of its own food.

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Fly in a buttercup flower, its tongue out to eat the nectar.

Japanese acers in West Park at the end of last month, with seeds just beginning to develop and giving strong colour contrasts with the vivid leaves.

Delicate pink flower of a cranesbill. On the right a flower has gone over and the seed is beginning to ripen in the vaguely beak shaped seed case which gives the plant its name.