David

The same comma butterfly featured in yesterday’s post, now moved to a different sunny spot.

At rest with its wings closed, seen as from below. The curved pale mark on the wing is the supposed comma.

Two male blackbirds, both patrolling short grass listening for worms.

Magpie on the edge of the Pitch and Putt course at Bantock Park.

One coltsfoot on the edge of a small cluster growing on a pavement. Below the flower, scale-leaves can be seen along the stem. The actual leaves don’t appear until the flower has gone over and set seed.

Squirrel – pausing to catch its breath while making a retreat from the birds’ peanut feeder.

Comma butterfly resting on an alkanet leaf, catching the sun’s rays.