A few of the delights seen on our walk 23rd February 2024. Enjoy…
23rd February 2024
Violets, primroses and snowdrops, harbingers of spring
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And let’s not forget the charming heliotrope
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23rd February 2024
Pussy willow…
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Black Poplar catkins, not quite out yet
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So many early flowering hedgerow shrubs with white flowers; which one is this? And this?
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And now for the fungi. A wet winter, an even wetter spring, produces lots of fungi!
23rd February 2024
Turkey tail tremetes; and wood warts [?]
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23rd February 2024
Love little troopers…too many potentials to identify this species
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Wood jellies… loads and loads of wood jellies
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And this one in black…
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What a veritable fungi feast we’ve had this winter!
But that’s all for now. I wonder what I have for you next week?
crispina kemp 
To gaze upon such beauty there, with which no man’s garden can compare
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I do agree. I try to keep to wild flowers (and fungi) but sometimes garden escapees creep in!
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So beautiful 😍
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Thank you, Sadje. And than Nature for providing
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You’re welcome. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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💖
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Wonderful photos, amazing color, very pretty indeed!
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Spring!
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What a veritable feast you have shared with us!! Wow… so beautiful.
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It was the muddiest walk ever, but it was fantastic photography!
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That it was! You’ve outdone yourself!
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Thank you. The photographs were worth all that wading through mud
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Indeed!
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🙂
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