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Yellow, orange: witch hazel

21 February 2023 by David
Yellow, orange: witch hazel

Flowers on with hazel bushes: yellow and the less commonly found orange. Some of the yellow flowers are from one of the bushes in West Park. The others, and the orange flowers, are from a front garden across the road from Bantock Park.

Categories David
Two swans feeding, perhaps preparing to mate
When shall we three meet again?
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