An assortment of photos of flowers and mid-summer berries taken on our walk on 11th August 2026. Enjoy
๐ผ Where there were Dog Roses there now are Rose Hipsย ๐ฝ Where the Briars blossomed there now are Blackberries
๐ฝ Where there were pink blossoms there now are Apples
๐ผ Tucked into the lush grass at the edge of the marsh, this pea-flowered Trefoil ๐ฝ Thistle, in flower and in seed
๐ฝ Water Mint. Well, of course
๐ผ Tangled into the thorn trees that edge our way, Bindweed ๐ฝ Forming thick yellow carpets amongst the marshland grasses, Common Fleabane
Where a water-filled drain edges our path and trees cast shade: ๐ผ Bittersweet and ๐ฝ Elder in berry
๐ผ Where May blossoms decked the hedges alongside arable fields, now the red Haws hang ๐ฝand still the White Campion flowers
๐ผ The last of the Poppies, all-but hidden amongst the stubble that’s the last of the wheatย ๐ฝ Bracken (a fern) as usual, it’s the first to don autumnal colours
๐ฝ Finally, for the curious, here’s one of those beets!
Hope you enjoyed. We did. It was a wonderful walk, culminating in a wonderful lunch. Though I will say it was a trifle windy!
Don’t forget Friday Flyers, though I didn’t manage to photograph many















Wonderful flowers! I thoroughly enjoyed them, especially the poppies and berries. ๐โบ๏ธ
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Poppies are my favourites too
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That’s great! They look so gorgeous.
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Lovely – especially those juicy blackberries reminded me of going blackberry picking when I was a child. The elderberries look good too itโs been over 15 years since I last made elderberry wine – I have to say it was a particularly good vintage – blew your socks off ๐ท ๐งฆ๐
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I’ve never tried it. My grandma used to make it.
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Itโs delicious ๐
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That might encourage me to try it!
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This was indeed a wonderful walk! Lovely to see the “after” photos of the flowers and berries.
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It’s the season. Very few fresh wild flowers remain now. But berries, nuts, berries, fruits and husks proliferate. And as they fade, so the next season comes along. Fungi!
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That it is. It brings me so much joy to see the changes in nature.
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I find myself pondering where’s best to find the best for the camera!
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These are gorgeous and look good enough to eat! Did you know the Girl Scouts sell a shortbread cookie called Trefoil? It’s one of my faves and perfect with tea, but sometimes I just gotta have a decadent Samoa!
https://www.girlscoutsww.org/en/activities/cookies/meet-the-cookies.html
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No, I didn’t know that. Thank you ๐
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Just been eating blackberries myself this morning. They’re considered an invasive species in much of the U.S., but their fruit redeems them (somewhat).
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They invade my garden too! I remember EJ liked to pick them
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All those lovely colours, plus yum – blackberries!!
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I have to say, I love that photo. Has the feel of an autumnal morning
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Beautiful pics Crispina. And thanks for naming all these plants and flowers.
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I do try. There are times I’m not sure of the ID.
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You know more than most.
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It’s what interests me. I couldn’t tell you anything about movies or what’s on TV
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Very true. What interests us, we gather information about that.
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Tis true!
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