Category: David

Closer views of the then-fluffy young goslings, previously seen with the adult birds.

These pictures were taken a month ago. I saw the family earlier this morning. All seven goslings are still thriving.

Dryad’s saddles are fungi found growing, often, as here, in a group, part way up a tree trunk.

These were on a stump in the grounds of Himley Hall.

Hawkbit when its flowers weren’t quite ready to open. Growing on rough ground, but probably a garden variety.

These foxgloves were growing right up against a garden hedge in Worfield village.

Early morning sunlight catching rainwater left behind on horsetails.

Not so instantly recognisable as the flowers, but just as distinctive. These cowslips were growing the the wildflower meadow area of Springvale Park.