It always rains in november

Where: St. James’s Park, London, England.
What: St. James’s Park, one of the royal parks of London, is named after a leper hospital that was founded in the thirteenth century on that location. Henry VIII purchased the park in 1532 to turn it into a deer park. It was under his reign that one of the palaces surrounding the park, Palace of St. James’s, was built (the other two Westminster Palace and Buckingham Palace).
The current shape of the park is most influenced by Charles II, who had the park redesigned in a more formal, French, style, and George IV, who had architect John Nash redesign it into a more romantic style.
A lot of different animals have populated the park through the years - James I held camels and crocodiles there - but today it are the squirrels that receive the most attention. The pictured squirrel is preparing to climb on the photographer, looking for food.