More yellow flowers of spring, still not quite open. These daffodils were in Coppice Wood, near to yesterday’s primroses.
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Bluetit with ragged feathers
Bluetit eating from a fat ball. The bird’s feathers were distinctly in need of a preen, but it looked lively and healthy otherwise.
More of the yellow flowers of early spring struggling to open. These primroses at the edge of Coppice Woold.
Snow on the ground, the lake at West Park partially covered in ice. A cold but sunny morning. High in a tree on the island, a heron catches the rays.
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Signs of spring, yellow flowers: gorse
Winter seems to be hanging on for so long this year. Despite the dreary weather, there are signs spring is on the way. Yellow flowers are starting to appear, here some gorse opening.
Peeping warily from the protective leaves of a holly bush, a male blackbird.