Wolves Wild

A Small White butterfly and a bumblebee feeding.

Larger than its more common relative. In my opinion, the flowers look more delicate.

This series of pictures is of a Green Veined White butterfly feeding.

The classic weed of derelict ground.

Fungi can occur at any time of year, depending on species, but the summer is a relatively lean time.

This specimen was visible over a garden wall, but couldn’t be approached closely enough for the precise species to be identified.

The morning was cool and damp. so this bee seemed unconcerned as I got in near enough for this close-up.

Photo taken only a couple of yards away from yesterday’s slug, and at the same time.

The recent damp weather has encouraged all the slugs and snails to come out.

A nightshade plant with the unripe fruit (above) and the flowers (below) showing at the same time.

The pale yellow skin of this frog made its presence fairly obvious – an effect heightened by the white feather sticking to it as a tail.