I’ve already posted several of the photos I took back in May when I walked along the river Bure, through Bure Park, and onto the dunes… now I give you my shots of the wildflowers there (those not trodden by too many feet!)
Devilsbit Scabious? Or Sheepsbit?: 18 May 2020
Tiny plant, easily missed. But whose ‘bit’ is it? It’s one I’ve never been absolutely sure on.
Sea Holly: 18 May 2020
Beware with bare feet. Those leaves are prickly.
Birdsfoot Trefoil: 18 May 2020
This trefoil has many regional names. The one I like best is Egg and Bacon.
Tree Lupin: 18 May 202
A total misnomer. As you can see, it’s not a tree, though it can grow to a shrubby 6′. It’s a common sight on the dunes of Norfolk and Suffolk
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These are so beautiful! Thank you Crispina! 🙂 ❤
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Thanks, Deborah 🙂
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Another group of beautiful wild flowers. Thank you.
I love the yellow and so The Lupin most.
Holly’s such a nice name yet always prickly. Very hardy.
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The Sea Holly looks great when it’s glaucous-green with fresh growth and the flowers all starry
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🙂 I’m sure it does! Beautiful!
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A nice selection. I thought the “tre” in trefoil stands for three, and the name means three sections or three petals?
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Does yes, three leaves, but some species have 5. This one has 5
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A lovely collection.
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Thank you. Promised you some floral photos 🙂
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That you did and, as expected, delivered!
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I always deliver 🙂
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Yes, you do!
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🙂
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Lovely flowers Crispina.
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Thank you 🙂
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Do you seek out these flowers, or is England just like this all the time?
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Guess I’ve got a keen eye for them. Or maybe it’s the places I walk. Maybe it’s I see the flower and not the weed. Maybe it’s all three
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You take wonderful pictures! I love yellow coloured flowers, it makes me feel at peace.
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Those tree lupins are such a soft yellow, too
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Yes. Nature is so beautiful.
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Agreed, That’s why I’m always taking the photos and I like to share them
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