Wolves Wild

Fatsia – one of its other names is the false castor oil plant – is an exotic which flowers in the middle of winter.

Here are the as yet unopened flower buds from a bush in West Park.

These birds were part of a flock of about thirty starlings which were busily eating at the edge of a playing field until a car drove by and disturbed them.

Pair of swans on the canal at Swindon, swimming towards me in the hope of being fed.

View from a path heading up Sedgley Beacon, looking back with the buildings of Wolverhampton city centre forming the skyline.

View from the footbridge by the ford across the Smestow at Trescott. The stream was fairly full the day I took the picture.

Trees, mostly leafless for winter, reflected in the gently rippling water of the new pool in Compton Park on a sunny day.