David

House sparrows on the lookout, ready to dart out from their sheltered perches to grab a nibble to eat.

Common whitlowgrass in its final burst of flowering, by roadside edge of Seisdon green. Presumably some part of the tiny plant (possibly the seed casings) was thought to resemble whitlows – and hennce the plant perhaps was used as a folk remedy.

Carrion crow caught in bright sunlight as it stood on a heavily lichen-encrusted branch of a tree in Bantock Park. Its mate was also in the tree, obscured by branches.

The pond at Bantock Park, with yellow flowers of marsh marigolds at the water’s edge, and daffodils further onto dry land

Pair of magpies on the ground near the pond at Bantock Park, stalking round looking for things to eat.

Flowers from a front garden, overhanging a pavement. Here gorse and cherry.