Wolves Wild

Another unwelcome insect garden visotor, some type of greenfly. It was at least on its own, and seemed just to be resting on the broom flower.

Goslings enthusiastically eating vegetation at the side of the canal and preening. At Dimmingsdale as the Canada goose parents watched from nearby.

Slowly, s-l-o-w-l-y advancing up a leaf, a white-lipped snail, the common garden snail.

The West Park turtle in one of its regular sunbathing spots, with a young but fast-growing coot in the background.

Not a welcome visitor to gardens, but when pictured this turnip sawfly was taking a rest on a hazel leaf.

Pen, the female swan, swimming with this year’s five cygnets on West Park lake. The cob was a little further away, keeping watch.