Some of the flowers from our walk on 30th June 2023. Hope you enjoy…
30th June 2023
Bladder Campion…
30th June 2023
Stonecrop, not sure which species…
30th June 2023
Mullein and Vipers Bugloss…
30th June 2023
Weld, a popular medieval dye plant…
30th June 2023
Small Balsam, this is the only place I know where it grows!
30th June 2023
Easily mistaken for Balsam, this is Enchanter’s Nightshade…
30th June 2023
White Bryony…
30th June 2023
Everyone knows this one: Honeysuckle…
30th June 2023
Tutsan, the wild form of Rose of Sharon/St John’s Wort…
30th June 2023
Knapweed. The knap element means knob…
30th June 2023
Scabious with bee!
30th June 2023
And to finish, Pink Campion and Bracken…
Hope you enjoyed. More next week!
crispina kemp 
Is there anything prettier than a flower in the wild? Boy, Enchanter’s Night Shade and Balsam really do look similar. Is Bracken a sort of fern?
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And both are not exactly commonly found, and yet always found in same place (woodland). The bracken, yes, that belongs to the fern family, but the fronds spread out from a central stem…tree-like. It’s possibly the most common fern in UK, definitely so in Norfolk
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Isn’t that interesting?
I figured it had to be. You’ve made me a little bit smarter. 😉
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Always happy when I can do that! 😎
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Absolutely! (Me too!)
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Beautiful pictures
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Thank you, Sadje 🙂 🙂 🙂
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You’re welcome
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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😍😍😍
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