It was a hot summer day on 13th April, and also my birthday, so I treated myself to a walk in St James’s Park, where I saw lots of colourful flowers and some interesting wildlife.
The flowerbeds were full of very colourful Tulips and other flowers.
Lovely Orange Blossom in another flowerbed
The daffodils were putting on a good display
The Mallard family had a lot of little babies to look after
A pair of Hooded Mergansers - part of the park's wildfowl collection
The male Merganser put on a bit of a display
Another Mute Swan in an aggressive mood
The Black Swan was following the angry Mute Swan
Some of the Pelicans were hiding on the island at the Buckingham Palace end of the park
They were resting right next to a nesting female Mute Swan
Two-headed Bar-headed goose!
Simply stunning dark pink Azalea bush in full flower
Azalia and Arum lilies
Area covered by Queen Anne's Lace
Plenty of daffodils growing in the grass at the side of the park
It was a very sunny day, but there weren't that many visitors!!!!!!!!!
Barnacle goose - another member of the wildfowl collection
It was good to see a group of lovely Cowslips
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