Additional photos from our walk on 31st August 2026. Most often I’ll group the photos ‘logically’ but today I’ve left them in the order they came off my camera – i.e. in the order encountered. Enjoy…
🔼 Stinging Nettles in flower. Just so you can appreciate the difference between these flowers and those of Dead Nettles, which look more like mint (see below) 🔽 Guilder Rose. Poisonous
🔼 Hemp Agrimony, so named for the similarity of foliage 🔽 Hops, entangled with brambles and beech leaves
🔽 Water Mint. And bee.
🔼 Black Bryony. I’m more used to seeing this after the vines have lost their leaves 🔽 Gemstones and gold! But poisonous…
🔽 And silver, too – but only because of the overnight rain that the Fern’s leaves still hold
Here’s two fruits that aren’t poisonous, both much used in Vitamin C drinks 🔼 Elderberries 🔽 Rose Hips
Sometimes the berries aren’t easily seen 🔼 More Black Bryony 🔽 White Bryony, still in flower, draped over a Hawthorn hedge
From hedgerow to somewhat closer to the ground 🔼 Yay, fungus. The season has truly begun 🔽 Selfheal, surviving right in the middle of Weavers’ Way, despite a summer-full of feet passing by
Flowers and berries 🔽 Last of the Great Willow Herb, not quite the first of the Blackberries
That’s all for now, folks. Hope you enjoyed. Don’t forget to check out Friday Flyers cos, yay, we have dragons and damsels!!!!















Wonderful photos 😁
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