A pasqueflower in a front garden on Henwood Road, a reminder that Easter is around the corner. The flowers on this one were just beginning to open, a month before this year’s Easter.
A brief video of one of the jays from yesterday’s post. It was the bird which was less obscured by branches.
The white noise on the soundtrack was from the outflow of the water which bypassed Wightwick Mill lock.
A pair of jays were high in a tree by Wightwick Mill lock on the Staffs and Worcs canal.
They were so busy preening that they took no notice of me standing nearby with a camera. I was able to get all these pictures, and even a short burst of video.
Spring finally seems to be here, with more and more plants starting to flower. Here the flowers on a star magnolia in a front garden were beginning to open.
A robin standing on an old buddleia, turning its head to keep a watchful eye on everything which was going on.
Mezereum (also call daphne mezereum, mezereon, February daphne, spurge laurel or spurge olive) in full flower in a front garden.