A spruce of some kind with cones at the end of its dangling branches. I don’t know whether the pinkish cones are the flowers, or whether they had been fertilised and were just beginning the ripening of the seeds they held.
A tortoiseshell butterfly with its proboscis extended into one of the dandelion flowers it was busy feeding from.
Canada geese flying, circling one of the islands in the lake at West Park for no obvious reason.
The coot chicks were still not venturing out of the nest. But they were now standing up high enough to give a clear view of four of them. Both parents were now off the nest at the same time, being kept extremely busy on a conveyor belt finding food and ferrying it to the chicks.
Greater celandines flowering. These were right on the edge of the canal bank at Castlecroft, overhanging the water.
A comma butterfly spreading its wings to warm itself in the sun as it rested on a nettle leaf by the canal at Wightwick.