Details photos from our walk on 6th February 2024. Enjoy
Larch cones. Larch is a deciduous conifer…
6th February 2024
And here the lichen is really nuzzling…
6th February 2024
Another odd ‘conifer’, the yew has flowers and berries instead of cones (forgive the blurriness, it was very high winds!)
6th February 2024
And while thinking of seeds, heather seed pods…
6th February 2024
Ah, greenery! Honeysuckle, frequently the first leaves to appear…
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And this I think is possibly foxglove, though it could be comfrey
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These need no naming…
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And catkins, of course…
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And did I say fungi? Oh yes…
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Yes, it is a fungus, just a very very small one
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And lastly, Trametes versicolor, aka Turkeytails…
6th February 2024
Hope you enjoyed. It does seem that spring is on the way…
crispina kemp 
Another lovely share, Crispina. Love the shades of greens and browns and whites.
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Thank you, Dale. This isn’t the easiest time of year for finding interesting subjects. But the eyes are always keened! 🙂
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Tell me about it. Here? Oy!
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Excellent shots Crispina
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Thank you,m Sadje. Spring won’t be long now, with loads of flowers!
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Indeed 🌺🌹🌷
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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I do miss getting lost in old damp woodlands. Great pictures.
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We hardly touched on exploring this woodland. We’ll go back some time and delve a bit deeper
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