Wildlife from Wolverhampton and nearby
There’s now three sets of greylag geese on West Park lake which have produced goslings this year.
When I noticed them, they were all resting on the shore of the lake. Two of the three families seemed to be together, with the third some distance away but still all within sight of one another.
They’re forget-me-nots. They’re flowering. What else is there to say?
The Canada geese and goslings on West Park lake, heading across from one shore to the other.
Handkerchief tree, sometimes called a dove tree, West Park, with its distinctive flowers.
Hawthorn shield bug. This one was resting on my bag – there had been a lot of hawthorns in flower where I had been walking.
The delicate purplish flowers of ivy leaved toadflax growing, as is its habit, as patches of plant clinging to a wall.
