So what else is going on, work is still in Shrewsbury and I am g

before it was dead leaves, branches and feathers.
The branches and feathers are still in evidence but now the odd flower is floating by. I did see this dandelion that had been picked and ended up in the River.

I also have seen catkins from a range of species in the water. If I new my trees and shrubs I would be able to tell you chapter and

By the Castle Footbridge there is a Horse Chestnut which is "slowly" coming in to leaf and flower. If you follow the link it it is on the right hand side of the picture. Any way I have taken a number of pictures following its various stages of transition from winter to spring.
This is a picture I took today. It occurs to me that we are in the middle of April and the Horse chestnut is coming into flower. When I was much younger I used to read the Ladybird books " what to look for in ... " well in the Spring version I remember the last picture being a Horse Chestnut in flower with Swifts flying around it. I did a little bit of research and came across. this great blog by Helen (and website) who has a much greater knowledge of all things Ladybird.
Anyway is this a symptom of global warming and spring coming earlier and earlier?
OK bed time
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