Wolves Wild

These wood blweit mushrooms seemed to be thriving despite the frequent sub-zero temperatures. They were even producing new fruiting bodies.

Frosts and what is beginning to feel like regular snowfalls, but these daffodils at Bantock Park look like the flowers will be starting to open soon.

Snowy January, so lots of birds coming to the feeders. Here, some more bluetits.

Looking rather bedraggled, but still with some flowers through the freezing spells in late January, a roadside groundsel.

Seen from the canal towpath half way between the Bratch and Awbridge: a tangled old oak in the moddle of a field, with a gang of very noisy jackdaws high in the branches.

Frost, crystallising around linear nuclei, forming patterns on a cold morning on a window recently.