The temporary island on the upstream edge of Bridgnorth bridge, formed by flotsam brought down by the persisting high river levels, was still getting bigger last time I visited the town.
This time there were two species of wagtails hopping over the fallen trees, probably in search of insects to eat.
A grey wagtail, perhaps the bird I had pictured on a previous visit, was only around when I didn’t have my camera out. This pied wagtail was more obliging.
There was also a pair of mallards, looking like they had taken up residence.