Wolves Wild

Wallflowers, flowering on the remaining walls of Bridgnorth Castle, like they do every year.

Cygnets with an adult swan (the other parent was just out of shot) on the lake at West Park. The cygnets looked like they were only a couple of days old when these pictures were taken.

The ice house at Himley Hall, the entrance now booked up, at the base of a sandstone cliff in the grounds of the hall.

Some of the bees visiting the flowers on a patch of blue alkanet in a garden, one one of the rare sunny mornings recently.

Pale wisteria, not white as I thought when I saw it from a distance. Growing all over the from of a house halfway up the Cartway in Bridgnorth.

Sedges flowering by the side of the canal. The flowers almost, but not quite, a colour match for the black and gold of the Wolves strip.