Wildlife from Wolverhampton and nearby
To celebrate a tier 4 Christmas Day, strolled to the city centre to try to get some pictures of the resident starlings. But they weren’t cooperating. They were around, but only visible as occasional glimpses in the distance.
Someone had left grain for birds on a footpath near the market. No sign of starlings though that is one of their regular haunts. But a flock of house sparrows were there, eating and socialising in nearby bushes, unworried by human presence.
The largest and most impressive of the erratics in West Park when there was a light covering of snow on the morning of New Year’s Day.
One of the West Park magpies, looking down suspiciously as it watched me from a tree.
Snowy waxcaps. small, pure-white mushrooms. These were growing onn the lawn in front of the Chestnut tree pub in Finchfield, shortly before Christmas.
Dunnock hunting for insects to eat on the tarmac of the path around the lake in West Park.
Northycote Farm and Perton sheep grazing on frosty field in December.
