Wolves Wild

Squirrel or squirrels on one of the tarmac paths in West Park.

I’m not sure if the pictures are of the same individual. They were taken a few minutes apart. During the intervening period I had been paying attention to other subjects.

Fungi looking like two small pebbles at the base of a tree between the Molineux Stadium and the ring road. They were perhaps a small earthball species.

Remains of a tree in the woods at Northycote Farm. The algae-covered wood seems to have been twisted into an abstract sculpture.

Berry Brook on the boundary of Northycote Farm, like all watercourses after this winter of persistent rains, carrying much more water than usual.

Golden jelly is a common fungus which normally grows on dead branches, here on an elder. It is also known as yellow brain fungus, yellow trembler, or witch’s butter. It turns yellow when wet – despite the weather this winter, this one was dry when I noticed it.

Morning sunlight catching the threads of a spider’s web spun on an iron gate.