Here’s a dozen treats to brighten your Tuesday…
30th October 2023
The last poppy?
30th October 2023
Hops hanging around in the hedgerow
30th October 2023
Well, it was the day before Halloween
30th October 2023
A strange mix of horsetails and marjoram
30th October 2023
Delighted to see the oak finally turning golden
30th October 2023
Three leaves: Horsetail, reed, and ivy
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Bryony, bright berries and golden hearts
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Beech leaves, even while green they look good in the autumn sun. Better still when they turn autumnally copper
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Ferns and mosses… suggests a damp place (yea!)
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Spindle berries and whispy horsetails
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Finally a shot I couldn’t resist. See how high that reed has grown
That’s all for now, folks. Check out Friday Fungi!
crispina kemp 
Lovely pictures. Thanks
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Thank you, Sadje 🙂
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My pleasure
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Amazing what one can find when keeping their eyes open. Well done!
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I think over the years I’ve trained my eyes to detect even the smallest bud of interest!
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These are great, Crispina. Whenever I see horsetail, I immediately thing of my grandmother who used to make tea with it as it is great to relieve inflammation and especially water retention (my sister had preeclampsia with her first born and was so bloated. The tea really helped.)
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Wow! I’ve just learned something new. Thank you. Didn’t know about that. 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Oh yes 🙂 My grandmother used to go into the woods to get the stuff because she wanted to make sure there was no crap on it 🙂 Glad to share with you.
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The difference I notice between plants growing in hedgerows near roads, and those along “green lanes” and woodlands
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Oh for sure there is a difference 🙂
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Interesting and amazing plants. Thanks for sharing!
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Always my pleasure 🙂 🙂 🙂
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