Monday 5th May 2025 is May Day in UK. Here’s some of the photos I took that day on a walk through a wonderful woodland. Enjoy
You can’t have May Day without 🔼 daisies and 🔽 May (hawthorn) blossoms
🔼 Wild cherries and 🔽 three-cornered garlic (often mistaken for the white form of bluebell) and ⏬ ‘baby’ sycamore leaves
🔼 Bluebells, of course 🔽
🔽 White butterfly resting for a brief spell on a bluebell
So, you focus, you click, and the dratted bird has turned its back on you. Before it turned, it was a robin! 🔽
I admit at this time of year I’m as obsessed with stitchwort as I am with bluebells 🔼🔽⏬
Hope you enjoyed the looking as much as I enjoyed the walking and taking












Such beautiful pictures Crispina
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Thank you, Sadje. I’m almost sad to see that stage of spring fade away 🙏💖
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Well I suppose your summer isn’t that hot so some flowers will survive?
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Yea, many will continue to flower through to December
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Nice 👍🏼
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😀🤪❤️
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So lovely! 🙂 ❤
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My favourite season
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Oh! Such May beauty ☺️☺️
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It’s all so beautiful!
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💜💜💜
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Oh my! Those are beautiful flowers and beautiful pictures 🌸🌺🌷🌼
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Thank you. But we must thank Nature too
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Wow! Lovely capture, Crispina.
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Thank you, Indira
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I am so jealous! I want to see such a beautiful array of flowers! We’ve had a few rainy days, so maybe they are on their way.
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I do hope you get some flowers in your land soon! 😘
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We will, we have been getting out share of rain this week.
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Lovely flower photos Crispina.
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Thank you, Andrea. Not every walk with the camera has a good yield but over the course of a year I’ve a feeling the heavy harvests win!
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