Fields put on annual spring show as the weather forecast looks up
They have brought a little brightness to our lives at a difficult time. Rapeseed fields have put on their impressive spring show.
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And, seen from the air, they are just as spectacular as at ground level.
This drone image was captured by Shropshire Star chief photographer Tim Thursfield. It shows a rapeseed field near Knockin Heath, cut in two by the normally busy A5.
The golden yellow plant used to make rapeseed oil is a common sight on farmland in late spring. The colour fades about now, ahead of it being harvested in August.
Dry weather in the last month has created a challenge for farmers. There is also little prospect of any sustained rainfall in the near future.
Forecasters say the bright conditions will continue, with temperatures rising.
