Category: David

Meadow brown butterfly resting on one piece of vegetation after another at Baggeridge Country Park.

Brood of West Park goslings pictured here in a series of posts since they were small and fluffy (most recently here) are now entering into adult plumage.

All seven young, and the parents, still seem to be thriving.

Fossil shells in a chunk of limestone.

Nearby a modern shell rests on a chunk of limestone, by the shore near the French resort of Cassis.

A few of the many orchids growing at the grassy edge of a wooded area in Baggeridge Country Park recently.

Most of the plants had spotted leaves.

Two of the many orchids flowering recently in Baggeridge Country Park.

Masses of pollen-rich flowers were growing on roadside lime trees recently.