Wolves Wild

Horse chestnut buds are covered in a resin which is normally sticky or tacky. This one seemed to have dried out.

A garden gnome caught in the current unseasonable snow.

Spotted in a front garden. Looks like someone was expecting the late arrival of spring this year.

Early spring flower on another of the plants in the gardens of Bantock House, pictured on one of the few days there was a pause in the wintry weather earlier this month.

Canada goose standing on one leg seemingly on water on the frozen surface of Perton pool in the middle of March.

The seed-head of a teazle, covered in frost on a cold morning last week.

One of the ornamental spurges by Bantock House, retaining some drops of water after recent rain.

A fallen tree right by the canal near Castlecroft. A windless day gave calm water for a reflection.

Candy-stripe decoration on the pillars of the bandstand adds the strongest coloured element to this snowscape from West Park over the weekend.

Another view of West Park with the late March snow.