A collection of photographs taken during our walk on 17th December 2025, Great Yarmouth’s North Denes (dunes). My comments are minimal since I don’t know the names of the lichens, mosses and most of the fungi. The most common grass here is Maram grass. Enjoy
17th December 2025
17th December 2025
17th December 2025
17th December 2025
17th December 2025
17th December 2025
17th December 2025
17th December 2025
17th December 2025
🔼 Earth balls, mature form, tap it and watch the spore puff out like a cloud of smoke! 🔽
17th December 2025
17th December 2025
🔼 Sea Holly 🔽
17th December 2025
Hope you enjoyed. Wish you a Happy New Year!
crispina kemp 
On the last two- is the brown leaf in the second to the last photo- the same plant as you show in the last one- or is it an odd leaf?
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They’re both Sea Holly, but one’s dead & dried, while the other one is flourishing
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You find lovely colors in winter too.
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I know where to look. Our dunes are wonderful, so much growing there. But they’re very low-growing and most people don’t notice them
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The advantage of being a resident of the area
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Yet many of the local dogwalkers never look down at what’s growing beneath their feet
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I think that distraction is our bane.
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This is often the theme of my photography, to capture and bring to view flowers (and fungi) that others not only ignore but just don’t know they exist
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You’re doing a wonderful job Crispina.
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Amazing colors and beauty! Love natural!
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Thank you. It’s not always easy to find subjects at this time of you, but our dunes never fail me
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Lovely pics, Crimson. Thanks for sharing.
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