Categories DavidMoss Post author By David Post date 15 March 2010 A feathery moss growing on a tree trunk.
Categories DavidLesser celandine Post author By David Post date 14 March 2010 The spring flowers are slowly coming, as this lesser celandine which had as yet only half opened.
Categories DavidRooks Post author By David Post date 13 March 2010 A pair of rooks by their nest. This pair are from the small rookery by Kinver war memorial.
Categories DavidAlder fruit and catkins Post author By David Post date 12 March 2010 The (roundish) fruit and (long, thin) catkins of an alder tree.
Categories DavidLichen Post author By David Post date 11 March 2010 This lichen was growing on the gnarled trunk of an old hawthorn.
Categories DavidHorse chestnut bud Post author By David Post date 10 March 2010 The large and sticky buds of the horse chestnut are unmistakable.
Categories DavidCrocuses Post author By David Post date 9 March 2010 Not really wild, but these crocuses growing on a verge are a beautiful sign that better weather should soon be with us.
Categories DavidFrosted leaves Post author By David Post date 8 March 2010 Leaves edged with what will hopefully be one of the last frosts of the season.
Categories DavidIvy fruit Post author By David Post date 7 March 2010 Ivy fruit looking purple in bright, early spring sunshine. More often the fruit look black.
Categories DavidDead oak Post author By David Post date 6 March 2010 An old, dead oak stands stark even when compared to the denuded but living trees behind it.