The two Canada goose families featured in yesterday’s post, now got together, all nine goslings crossing West Park lake more or less in a line.
One adult bird at the head of the line, one as tail-end Charlie. The other two a little further off, keeping watch.
Ramsoms (wild garlic) flowering, from the patch growing by the canal towpath at Aldersley Junction.
Soldier fly warming itself resting on the edge of a leaf.
West Park, early morning, a couple of days ago. Two different Canada goose families, by different parts of the lake. In both groups, gosling looking like they had only recently hatched, five in one party, four in the other,
Early morning heron stand beside Wightwick Lock. I stopped to photograph some greater celandine and noticed it.
It paused its fishing to watch me, but didn’t fly off as I passed, even though it was on the same side of the water as me.
Yet more flowers I’ve seen on my wanderings during my daily exercise walks