One of the many wildflowers to be found now at Ferrymoor Flash. These small yellow flowers were flowering alone in a quiet corner. They flower between June and September and are normally found growing along Hedgerows and open ground. Closeup the flowers tend to have a spiky look.
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Hawthorn Berries
Also known as the May tree the month in which the flowers appear. The pale green leaves appear first before the explosion of pale pink flow...

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This Blue Tit was enjoying a feast from the suet block on the feeder. This area at Ferrymoor is a haven for many of the small birds. Althou...
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Ferrymoor Flash is situated close to the village of Grimethorpe in South Yorkshire. It consists of a large lake with several small islands s...
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This magnificent bird was perched close to the edge of the lake on my last visit to Ferrymoor Flash. Standing still in the shallow water wa...
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