Narrowboat “The Crow”, moored at Stratford Basin recently, its roof decorated with a plastic crow. Seems to be a popular form of ornamentation on the canals. Earlier in the year I spied another boat, a similar crow on its tiller, as it descended Wightwick Lock.
Starlings assembled to roost on the weathercock and ornate stonework of the Guild Chapel in Stratford on Avon.
Ancient sculpture of a bird, either a duck or a goose. A star exhibit at the Musee d’Histoire de Marseille.
Cat looking like it’s ready to spring, a house sign in Low Town, Bridgnorth. The rusty pigeon on a fence was the opposite side of the river in Undercliff.
Brickwork along the South Staffordshire section of the Railway Walk has a growing selection of professional-looking grafitti, including several pictures of wildlife. This scarab-type beetle is one of the more recent additions.
Lamb clasping a wolf, on of the roof bosses in the porch to St Mary’s Church, Chipping Norton.